Los Angeles Clippers vs Memphis Grizzlies Prediction: Will the home team break its losing streak?

The Californians don't know how to play on offense and have lost all three games after the roster upgrade. In a home game against Memphis, will Tyronn Lue's team break the losing streak? Let's find out.

After losing to New York (97:111) and Brooklyn (93:100), the Clippers added to their offense against Dallas but still lost 126:144. That's not to say that LAC has a weak rotation, with decent performers like Powell, Plumlee, or Highland coming off the bench. The team's problem, it seems, is precisely the lack of organization in the starting lineup play.

The Grizzlies are doing even worse than the Clippers. The team broke a six-game losing streak in a 112:100 road loss to Portland but then lost two in a row. Moreover, they lost at home. First, they lost to Utah (121:127), then to Miami (102:108). The Bears are hampered by Ja Morant's suspension and injuries to several key players - Brandon Clark, Derrick Rose, and Steven Adams, who will miss the entire year. But it's far from certain that if everyone were in the lineup, Memphis would have played better, as if the team wouldn't have had to put an end to this season long before the regular season was over.

After the trade of Dylon Brooks and the emergence of Marcus Smart in Memphis, the team's defense has not improved, but the offense has had problems. With each game, the Grizzlies' prospects in this championship are becoming less believable. Likely, the Clippers will finally get their first win after acquiring James Harden. At the moment, Memphis seems to be almost the weakest team in the league. In addition, we're betting on TO. At some point, the Clippers offense has to work. Progress was already evident in the previous game against Dallas.