The visiting Memphis Grizzlies snapped the host Los Angeles Clippers' seven - game win streak with a 111 - 107 win on Wednesday. After a historically strong start to the season, the Clippers (10 - 2) took their second loss in heartbreaking fashion. Memphis came out strong in the second quarter, establishing a 15 - point lead by halftime. Los Angeles was able to fight back and hold the lead with under 30 seconds to go in the game. However, a foul and turnover put the Clippers up just one with 14 seconds remaining, at which point Grizzlies' (6 - 5) center Marc Gasol hit a game - winning three - pointer. The Clippers missed their opportunity to tie or win on the final possession, as the ball slipped out of guard J.J. Redick's hands to give Memphis the game. Memphis was able to do what no team had done to Los Angeles yet this season: score in bunches from beyond the three - point line. The Grizzlies hit 15 three - pointers on 57 percent shooting from beyond the arc. 11 of those makes came from point guard Mike Conley, who led the team with 30 points, and Gasol, who had 26 points and the game - winner. Conley was able to shoot 9 - of - 12 from the field while also dishing out eight assists and holding Clippers' All-Star Chris Paul to just nine points. Los Angeles, meanwhile, struggled in large part due to Paul's off night. The All-Star had just nine points on 3 - of - 11 shooting, and recorded only six assists. While Redick, who ultimately fumbled the potential game - winner, had a season - high 29 points, while he accounted for seven of the Clippers' nine three - pointers. All-Star forward Blake Griffin was integral in leading the comeback effort for LA, however, posting 25 points, eight rebounds, and three assists without a turnover. Both teams will take the road on Friday, with the Grizzlies visiting Dallas and the Clippers seeing Sacramento.
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