32-point tragedy! The Eastern Conference team is on full fire: 8 members of the team scored in double figures, and the Clippers veteran scored 15 points

On October 25, the NBA regular season continued, with the Heat challenging the Grizzlies away from home. The Heat regrettably lost the first game, but this time they came back and defeated the Grizzlies with full firepower. They took a 44-25 lead in a single quarter, and then completely took the initiative on the court. In the second quarter, they launched a 42-22 offensive, leading by 39 points at halftime, and the game lost suspense early. In the end, the Heat defeated the Grizzlies 146-114 and won their first victory of the new season.

The result of this game was a bit unexpected. I didn't expect that the Heat would be so popular on the road after losing in the opening game, giving the Grizzlies no chance. As a powerful team in the Eastern Conference, the Heat are no longer optimistic about the new season, especially after losing in the opening game. Fortunately, they did not pay attention, but focused on the game. They also ushered in a strong rebound through outstanding performance and ushered in the first victory of the new season with a 32-point victory.

This time the Heat also blossomed. As many as 8 people in the team scored in double figures. Every player got ample opportunities, especially the substitute players, who came up with full firepower and did not give the Grizzlies any chance to counterattack. This time Adebayor scored a team-high 24 points, 5 rebounds and 4 assists; Ware had 19 points and 9 rebounds, Powell had 15 points, Wiggins had 10 points, Jovic on the bench had 20 points, Harks had 17 points and 10 rebounds, Fontechio had 14 points, and Smith had 10 points.

It can be seen that former Clippers player Powell continued his outstanding performance, scoring 28 points in the first game, becoming the player with the highest score in his first game after James of the Heat. This time he was still very efficient. He played 24 minutes, made 5 of 10 shots, 2 of 4 three-pointers, and scored 15 points, 6 rebounds and 2 steals. His performance was still very stable. Obviously, after leaving the Clippers, Powell still has good momentum.

The Grizzlies' offensive state was bleak and they were completely out of shape. Morant scored 12 points on 4-of-16 shooting and failed to provide more help to the team. When the core was out of shape, other players did not step up. Jackson scored 19 points on 7-of-14 shooting, Aldama on the bench scored 13 points, and Coward scored 16 points.