Jazz Dominate Grizzlies 147–101 in Huge NBA Blowout at Delta Center

Jazz Deliver One of Their Biggest Wins of the Season: The Utah Jazz produced a dominant performance, defeating the Memphis Grizzlies 147–101 in an NBA matchup at the Delta Center in Salt Lake City. Utah controlled the game from the second quarter onward and finished with one of their highest scoring games of the season.

With this result, the Jazz moved to 21–59, while the Grizzlies dropped to 25–55. Despite both teams having difficult seasons, Utah delivered a strong offensive showing with multiple players making major contributions.

The game quickly turned into a one-sided contest after the opening quarter as the Jazz offense overwhelmed Memphis.

Jazz vs Grizzlies Quarter-by-Quarter Game Summary

Utah gradually increased the gap throughout the game, especially during the second quarter when the team scored over 40 points.

Team	1	2	3	4	Total
Utah Jazz	33	41	36	37	147
Memphis Grizzlies	30	22	22	27	101

The first quarter was relatively competitive, but Utah dominated the second quarter 41–22, creating a big lead. The Jazz maintained their momentum in the second half, scoring 36 points in the third quarter and 37 in the fourth.

At one point, Utah built a largest lead of 55 points, highlighting the gap between the two teams during the game.

Utah’s Balanced Attack Leads to 147 Points

Several Jazz players delivered impressive performances in the win.

Jazz Key Player Performances

Player	Points	Rebounds	Assists
Blake Hinson	30	2	2
Bez Mbeng	27	11	11
Kennedy Chandler	26	5	10
Ace Bailey	23	10	2
Oscar Tshiebwe	16	22	3
Cody Williams	14	3	4
John Konchar	11	11	10

Blake Hinson led the scoring with 30 points, while Bez Mbeng delivered an outstanding all-around performance with 27 points, 11 rebounds, and 11 assists.

Oscar Tshiebwe dominated the boards with 22 rebounds, helping Utah control possession throughout the game.

Memphis Struggles to Keep Pace

Memphis had a few individual efforts but could not match Utah’s offensive pace.

Grizzlies Key Player Performances

Player	Points	Rebounds	Assists
Dariq Whitehead	21	3	0
Toby Okani	20	2	3
Adama Bal	18	2	4
Rayan Rupert	16	12	4
Jahmai Mashack	13	15	13
Lucas Williamson	13	13	3

While several Memphis players reached double figures, the team struggled with shooting efficiency and turnovers.

Team Statistics Show Utah’s Dominance

The Jazz were clearly stronger in most statistical categories.

Stat	Jazz	Grizzlies
Field Goals	62/110	41/109
Field Goal %	56.4%	37.6%
3-Pointers	15/35	11/52
3-Point %	42.9%	21.2%
Total Rebounds	64	47
Assists	42	27
Steals	16	10
Points in Paint	86	54

Utah’s offense was extremely efficient, shooting 56.4% from the field and producing 42 assists, showing strong teamwork and ball movement.

The Jazz also dominated inside the paint with 86 points, nearly doubling Memphis’ production in that area.

Jazz Finish the Game in Complete Control

Utah’s ability to move the ball, rebound effectively, and score both inside and outside made the difference. The Jazz also pushed the pace with 45 fast-break points, keeping Memphis on the defensive for most of the night.

Although both teams are near the bottom of the standings, the Jazz showed strong energy and depth in this matchup, delivering a convincing 147–101 victory in front of their home crowd.