Memphis Grizzlies rally with 17‑0 run to beat Warriors 111‑108 at Chase Center
The Grizzlies snapped an eight‑game losing streak at Golden State, rallying with a 17‑0 run and a late jumper from Cam Boozer to win 111‑108 in San Francisco.
Key points
- The Grizzlies won 111‑108 at Chase Center, ending an eight‑game skid at Golden State.
- Cam Boozer scored 25 points, grabbed 13 rebounds, and hit the game‑winning jumper with 20 seconds left.
- The comeback included a 17‑0 run that erased a 12‑point deficit with four minutes remaining.
- Brandin Podziemski finished the game with a contested layup in the final minutes.
- The Warriors had led by 12 points with 3:47 remaining before the run.
The Memphis Grizzlies defeated the Golden State Warriors 111-108 at the Chase Center on Friday night.
The victory snapped an eight-game losing streak at Golden State, as Cam Boozer delivered the game‑winning basket.
Boozer finished with 25 points and 13 rebounds, including the go‑ahead jumper with 20 seconds remaining.
The comeback featured a 17-0 run that erased a 12‑point deficit with four minutes left, and a decisive shot with 20.1 seconds left secured the win.
The Warriors had led by 12 with 3:47 remaining before the run, and Brandin Podziemski converted a contested layup during the final minutes.
Your questions, answered
How did the Grizzlies win against the Warriors?
They rallied with a 17‑0 run, erased a 12‑point deficit, and Cam Boozer hit the game‑winning jumper with 20 seconds left.
What was the final score of the game?
The Grizzlies won 111‑108 over the Warriors.
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