In any game with Hassan Whiteside on the floor, viewers can expect to see plenty of blocked shots. This was the case on both sides in Friday's Grizzlies-Heat showdown. Whiteside, the league's leading shot blocker, sent just two shots back, but his team joined the party, rejecting eight shots in total. Memphis, meanwhile, was even more aggressive on defense, blocking a whopping 15 shots. Former Defensive Player of the Year Marc Gasol sent back an impressive five shots, while rookie Deyonta Davis blocked two. Guards Andrew Harrison and Tony Allen surprisingly rejected two shots each. Due in large part to the block party, both teams struggled when shooting from the floor. Miami ended up shooting just over 38 percent as a team, while Memphis finished around 35 percent on the night. For Memphis, Harrison and point guard Mike Conley shot a combined 5 - of - 23 from the floor, while Miami saw an abysmal 1 - of - 11 from its starting frontcourt.
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