The Memphis Grizzlies and the Philadelphia 76ers have recently displayed contrasting forms, with notable differences in their offensive and defensive performances. The Grizzlies have achieved a recent shooting percentage of 47.4%, with a three-point shooting percentage consistently at 37.8%. Over their last 10 games, they have averaged 44.7 rebounds per game, alongside an efficient 29.7 assists. Defensively, the Grizzlies average 10.2 steals per game in their last 10, though they show a slight improvement in ball control. In contrast, the Philadelphia 76ers have slightly fewer turnovers compared to the Grizzlies, averaging 12.5 turnovers in their last 10 games. They also have an advantage in rebounds, averaging 45.7 per game. Offensively, they show a 41.6% field goal percentage, with a 34.5% three-point percentage indicating some inconsistency in their outside shooting. Their assists are slightly lower than the Grizzlies, but they record 8.3 steals, highlighting their quick reactions and defensive activity. Both teams have distinct strengths: the Grizzlies rely on a comprehensive and consistent approach, while the 76ers depend on individual skill and key players to drive their offense. Tactical battles are likely to revolve around the control of key players. Based on current data, the game is expected to be highly competitive, with the final outcome depending on in-game execution and crucial plays. NBA 12-31 09:00 Memphis Grizzlies/Philadelphia 76ers Match direction: 234, Over