The Memphis Grizzlies, currently ninth in the Western Conference with a 15-17 record, are just one win away from the play-in tournament spots and will be eager to secure a win at home. Their recent form has been mixed, with a 2-3 record in their last five games, including a loss to the Washington Wizards where Ja Morant had crucial late-game turnovers. However, the Grizzlies showcased their home-court strength with a dominant 125-104 victory over the Milwaukee Bucks, with Jaren Jackson Jr. providing solid rim protection. The Philadelphia 76ers are seventh in the Eastern Conference, holding a 16-14 record. They are under pressure to climb into the top six, especially with a three-game losing streak on the road. The 76ers also have a 2-3 record in their last five games, and their scoring has dipped below 110 points in their last three outings. Their away defense has suffered, allowing an average of over 115 points per game. The Grizzlies are dealing with significant injury concerns, with eight players ruled out, including, among others, Zaire Williams, Vince Williams, Brandon Clarke, and GG Jackson. Jock Landale is questionable. The 76ers are also facing injury issues, with Joel Embiid listed as questionable due to an ankle injury, and Kelly Oubre Jr. and Robert Covington ruled out. In recent encounters, the Grizzlies have a slight edge, winning two of their last three home games against the 76ers, and holding a 3-2 record in their last five meetings. The 76ers' away record stands at 7-6.