The Memphis Grizzlies are facing significant injury challenges, with the absence of the league-leading rebounder, Eddy, due to an ankle injury. Key guards such as Vince Williams and Pope are also sidelined, leaving the team reliant on the duo of Morant (averaging 17.9 points and 7.6 assists) and Jaren Jackson (averaging 18.5 points, 5.5 rebounds, and 1.5 blocks). Memphis has a recent record of two wins and three losses in their last five games, including a recent loss to the Wizards. Despite their struggles, they hold a 7-8 home record and excel in team play, ranking fifth and sixth in the league for rebounds and assists respectively. The Philadelphia 76ers arrive on a three-game losing streak, currently holding a 16-14 record and ranking seventh in the Eastern Conference. Their last five games mirror Memphis's record with two wins and three losses, culminating in a heavy defeat against the Thunder. The 76ers have an advantage in free throw efficiency, ranking fifth in the league. Both teams struggle with shooting efficiency, with the Grizzlies' 45.4% field goal percentage ranking 25th, and the 76ers' 44.6% ranking 29th. Defensively, the Grizzlies have slightly fewer blocks than the 76ers, but excel in defensive rebounding, ranking fourth in the league. The 76ers focus on defensive pressure, demonstrated by their superior steal efficiency. Recommendation: Under 232.5 points.