Brooklyn Nets at Memphis Grizzlies prediction, team news and lineups on Nov. 14, 2026

Nets at Grizzlies on Saturday, Nov. 14, pairs a Brooklyn team that scored 145 points in a win over the Pelicans on Wednesday with a Grizzlies team that has lost four of its last five games after a 6-0 start.

The Nets close a four-game road trip with this regular-season game. The Grizzlies are 5-0 on the road and 2-4 at home, and they play at New Orleans on Friday in NBA Cup group play before hosting the Nets.

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When is Nets at Grizzlies?

• Date: Saturday, November 14, 2026
• Tip-off: 8 p.m. ET / 7 p.m. CT
• Competition: NBA, 2026–27 regular season
• Home team: Grizzlies
• Nets win: 42%
• Grizzlies win: 60%

What is the Nets at Grizzlies prediction?

The Grizzlies are favorites at 60%, with the Nets at 42%. These percentages are implied probabilities that reflect the market's expectations, not guaranteed outcomes, and prices can change as traders react to new information. Market data as of November 12, 2026. For the latest market probabilities, check the OG.com platform.

The Grizzlies' case starts with Ty Jerome. He scored at least 20 points in each of the Grizzlies' last five games, including 40 against the Pelicans on Nov. 2, and he entered Wednesday's game against the Nuggets averaging 26.9 points. With Scotty Pippen Jr. out, Jerome carries most of the creation, and Cedric Coward and Cameron Boozer are still developing in that role.

The Nets' route runs through shooting and size. They made 20 of 41 threes against the Pelicans, with nine players hitting at least one. They also started Egor Demin and Danny Wolf in the backcourt beside Michael Porter Jr., Julius Randle and Day'Ron Sharpe. Brooklyn outscored the Pelicans 24-10 in the paint in the first quarter, according to NetsDaily, against a defense that has allowed more paint points than any team this season.

Each side has a problem to solve. The Grizzlies turned the ball over more than their opponent in each of their last five games, and the Nets need to turn those mistakes into points. Brooklyn was outscored 84-52 on the fast break over its last five games, so quick transition baskets have not been a strength.

Nets at Grizzlies win probabilities

• Nets win: 42%
• Grizzlies win: 60%

The Grizzlies' price reflects a 7-4 record against the Nets' 3-8, though the Grizzlies have lost four straight at home. A limit order lets traders set the price they're willing to accept. Check the contract terms to see how overtime is handled, since the Grizzlies lost 135-134 in overtime to the Pelicans on Nov. 2.

How could Nets at Grizzlies unfold?

The Grizzlies win the glass but give up the paint. They outrebounded opponents 225-206 over their last five games, yet opponents outscored them 274-222 inside, and the Nuggets scored 54 points in the paint on Wednesday to the Grizzlies' 40. Brooklyn's big starting group has the size to contest the rebounding edge, although the Nets were outrebounded in three of their last five games and finished 201-198 overall.

Possessions could decide the rest. The Nets' turnovers were even with their opponents' over the last five games at 82 each, while the Grizzlies committed 84 to their opponents' 57. The Nuggets scored 15 points off turnovers on Wednesday to the Grizzlies' two, which shows how quickly those giveaways turn into points when the other team can run.

What is the latest team news?

Injuries have thinned both backcourts, so ball handling is the main question for Saturday.

What is the latest on the Nets?

Nolan Traore is out with a calf injury, according to FanDuel Research, and rookie guard Mikel Brown Jr. is listed out with an illness on ESPN's injury feed. Traore averages 12.9 points and 2.6 assists this season. His absence leaves Demin and Wolf to share the ball handling. Demin returned Wednesday after missing six games with a leg bone bruise and scored 22 points in 23 minutes.

What is the latest on the Grizzlies?

Scotty Pippen Jr. (lumbar disc herniation), Quinten Post (concussion protocol) and Richie Saunders (right knee surgery) were all listed out for Wednesday's game against the Nuggets, and ESPN's feed still lists them out. Post left Monday's win over the Raptors in the first quarter after taking an elbow to the face. Isaiah Stewart returned Wednesday after missing two games with a right knee bone bruise.

What are the projected starting lineups?

The Nets lose a guard to injury, and the Grizzlies have not changed their starting group in five games.

How could the Nets line up?

Projected starting five:

• Egor Demin
• Danny Wolf
• Michael Porter Jr.
• Julius Randle
• Day'Ron Sharpe

This projection assumes Demin starts again after his return and Traore stays out. Noah Clowney and Moritz Wagner, who scored 16 points each off the bench on Wednesday, lead the reserves in a game where eight Nets reached double figures.

How could the Grizzlies line up?

Projected starting five:

• Ty Jerome
• Cedric Coward
• Jaylen Wells
• Cameron Boozer
• Zach Edey

This projection assumes the same five who started each of the last five games stay healthy. Jerami Grant and Spencer lead the bench, and Stewart gives the Grizzlies another big off it.

What could decide Nets at Grizzlies?

Three questions stand out once the injuries are accounted for.

Can Demin steady the Nets' ball handling?

The Nets turned the ball over 22 times at Atlanta and 17 times at Dallas, then 15 times at New Orleans in Demin's first game back. One game does not set a trend, but it gave Brooklyn 30 assists and a 145-point night. With Traore out, Demin and Wolf have to repeat that against a Grizzlies defense that allowed 119 points per game over its last five.

Can the Grizzlies create beyond Jerome?

Jerome scored 22 points on Wednesday, but only four of them came in the first half when Denver built its lead, according to the Denver Gazette. Coward had 15 points and 11 rebounds, and Boozer scored 13 on a night when Nuggets forward Aaron Gordon defended him. If Brooklyn can slow Jerome early, the Grizzlies need a second source of shot creation.

Who wins the minutes when starters sit?

The Grizzlies' bench outscored Denver's 44-22 on Wednesday. Coach Tuomas Iisalo also sent Cam Spencer, Taylor Hendricks and Javon Small in for Jerome, Coward and Zach Edey midway through the first quarter, and Denver ran off a 29-11 stretch around the break. Brooklyn's reserves gave it 32 points from Clowney and Wagner as the Nets led 39-25 after one quarter. Those early substitutions will meet a Nets team that started fast in New Orleans.

The Grizzlies play at New Orleans on Friday, so their price on Saturday's slate of daily sports prediction markets can reflect that result. Traders new to sports prediction markets can see how event contracts on games work before following the slate.

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