With Marc Gasol and Mike Conley held out to rest on the front end of a back - to - back and Zach Randolph being held to just 10 minutes of playing time, the Grizzlies got the take a closer look at some of their younger players. The biggest beneficiary was rookie power forward Deyonta Davis, who after playing a combined eight minutes in Memphis' first three games, played 26 minutes Tuesday night and recorded 17 points, six rebounds and two blocks in that time. Another rookie who benefited was small forward Troy Williams out of Indiana, who managed just 10 minutes in the team's first three games and played 30 minutes on Wednesday. In that time, he scored 14 points on an effective 4 - of - 7 shooting from the field while managing to hit six of his seven free throw attempts. The play of the young Grizzlies Tuesday could potentially lead to head coach David Fizdale feeling more confident about going deeper into his bench moving forward.
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