The teams just met this past Sunday with postseason implications involved. Golden State won, 113-101. It was the fourth straight time the Grizzlies and Warriors went Under the total when playing at Golden State. The Warriors shot 49 percent from the floor, hit 15 of 39 3-pointers and connected on 89 percent of their free throws. So the Warriors' shooting was strong - and the game still went Under with 214 combined points. 

Stephen Curry finished with 46 points in that game, but was held in check until about 6 1/2 minutes were left by the defensive efforts of Dillon Brooks, who fouled out at that point. Before his forced departure, Brooks held Curry to 11-of-27 shooting from the floor while forcing five turnovers from Curry.
Curry has logged 81 minutes in the last two games, the one against the Grizzlies and the game against the Lakers two days ago. Those are the most non-overtime minutes he's played during two straight games this season. Curry is 33 and has had his worst shooting games when physically exhausted. The combination of Brooks and fatigue could reduce Curry's effectiveness, which is the key to Golden State's scoring. 

The Grizzlies are giving up 105.4 points in their last seven games. 

The Warriors have held seven of their last 10 opponents to 108 or fewer points.