In their last three games, the San Antonio Spurs have shown mixed results, capturing a commanding win against the Los Angeles Lakers with a score of 126-102, but falling short against the Milwaukee Bucks and Chicago Bulls. Victor Wembanyama has been a standout with an average of 25.06 points per game, bolstered by an impressive offensive rating of 108.3 and a solid defensive effort with a rating of 102.3. The Memphis Grizzlies, meanwhile, have experienced a similar rollercoaster. A close win against the Minnesota Timberwolves was sandwiched between two narrow losses to the Houston Rockets. Ja Morant and Jaren Jackson Jr. have been pivotal, contributing significant points with averages of 21.39 and 22.76, respectively. The team's overall offensive strength is highlighted by Zach Edey's efficient offensive rating of 118.8, and Jaren Jackson Jr.'s defensive prowess is reflected in his 105.9 defensive rating. Both teams bring a blend of offensive firepower and defensive capabilities to the matchup. The Spurs' starting five, led by Wembanyama's scoring, will aim to challenge the Grizzlies' balanced attack, while Memphis will look to leverage their superior defensive ratings to stifle the Spurs' offensive threats.