Grizzlies Are Minus-20.4 Over Their Last 10 Games
A team that was roughly break-even all season has fallen apart in the final stretch of 2025-26.
Over their last 10 games of the 2025-26 season, the Grizzlies have been outscored by 20.4 points per game. For the full season, as of April 12, 2026, their margin sits at minus-6. The gap between those two numbers is the story: a team hovering near even for 82 games has collapsed by double digits per game in its most recent stretch.
A margin that bad over 10 games points to something more than a couple of rough nights. It takes a string of games where the opponent controls most of the action, not just one blowout skewing the average. A single lopsided loss can drag a 10-game number down, but sustaining minus-20.4 per game means the losses have been repeated and severe.
For this trend to hold, Memphis would need to keep playing at roughly the same level that produced it, game after game. For it to change, the Grizzlies need games where the margin turns positive, or at least close to even, to start pulling that 10-game average back toward the season mark of minus-6.
The size of the swing is what stands out. Minus-6 for a full season is a team that mostly keeps games competitive. Minus-20.4 over the last 10 is a team getting beaten badly and often. Whether the rest of the season looks more like the first number or the second is now the question worth watching.