The Memphis Grizzlies (16 - 14) defeated the Philadelphia 76ers (1 - 29) 104 - 90 on Tuesday. The Sixers have accomplished new levels of futility this season for a variety of reasons, and carelessness with the ball has certainly been a primary one. Philadelphia came into Tuesday's contest committing a league - worst 17 turnovers per game, and further cemented that reputation by tallying a whopping 28 of them against the Grizzlies, which lead to 36 points on the opposite end of the floor. While they certainly require drastic improvement in virtually every area, some of the Sixers' most glaring weaknesses directly relate to their fundamentals, with Tuesday's performance serving as a prime example. Memphis received balanced scoring efforts from the majority of their starting five, with four front - line players managing double digit - points. Marc Gasol led the way with a game - high 19 points, and added six rebounds, five assists, three steals and a block, continuing his recent stretch of particularly strong play. The veteran center also had an interesting matchup against standout rookie Jahlil Okafor, who managed to mostly hold his own against the Memphis big man. Mike Conley contributed his usual solid stat line, managing 18 points, six assists, a rebound and a steal. Matt Barnes posted a second consecutive double - double, collecting 12 points and hauling in 10 boards. Courtney Lee pitched in 15 points of his own, and Zach Randolph enjoyed his best game in the six contests he has come off the bench. The former starter tallied 14 points, eight rebounds, three assists and a steal over 25 highly efficient minutes. The Grizzlies improved to 15 - 11 and currently reside in third place in the Western Conference's Southwest Division. They head to Washington to face the Wizards on Wednesday. Okafor led the way for Philadelphia with 18 points, five rebounds and a pair of assists, while hanging tough against one of the top defensive centers in the league. It was an important performance for the 2015 first - round pick, after having been largely stymied by the Cavaliers' frontcourt on Sunday to the tune of nine points on 3 of 11 shooting. Isaiah Canaan was the only other Sixers starter with double - digit points (15), as the trio of Tony Wroten, Robert Covington and Jerami Grant could only manage modest totals of seven, eight and nine points, respectively. Hollis Thompson came off the bench to post a season - high 16 points to pace the Philadelphia reserves. The Sixers fell to 1 - 29, the worst record in the league. They reside in last place in the Eastern Conference's Atlantic Division and now head to Milwaukee to face the Bucks on Wednesday.
["TeamStat(G,'76ers') has 29 Losses ,has 90 Total points ,has 1 Wins ."
 "TeamStat(G,'Grizzlies') has 14 Losses ,has 104 Total points ,has 16 Wins ."]