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The Golden State Warriors defeated the Memphis Grizzlies 133–112 on February 25 at FedExForum, surpassing the Vegas total line of 227.5 points combined. W. Richard led Golden State with 21 points, supported by B. Podziemski's 19 points, while G. Jackson paced Memphis with 24 points and T. Jerome added 22. The Warriors' offensive efficiency proved decisive: they shot 53.3 percent from the field and made 19 three-pointers compared to Memphis's 48.8 percent and 17 threes, while Golden State's 37 assists to 30 for the Grizzlies underscored their ball movement advantage. Golden State's defense was suffocating, holding Memphis to a 114.4 offensive rating while posting a 132.5 defensive rating themselves. The second quarter proved pivotal—Golden State outscored Memphis 40–22 in that frame, effectively putting the game away early. Memphis's fourth-quarter surge to 36 points came too late to overcome the 21-point deficit. The Warriors' defensive intensity and three-point prowess continue to define their winning formula as they maintain playoff positioning.