Phoenix Suns Vs Memphis Grizzlies Live Stream: Watch Online Free 8:10 ET Friday - Green Looks To Continue Playing Great In Place Of Bledsoe
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Phoenix Suns vs Memphis Grizzlies live stream: Watch online free 8:10 ET Friday for the third installment of this rivalry.
The Phoenix Suns (21-13) go into Memphis hoping to take one game in the series vs the Grizzlies (15-19, have won the first two meetings this season. The second one was eight days ago. Watch the free live stream online as Memphis looks to make it 3-0 with one more game to go in the season-series.
Phoenix has gone 2-1 since the matchup vs the Grizzlies eight nights ago. On Wednesday, the Suns had a one-point victory over the Timberwolves. They won without Eric Bledsoe who now might be out until the after the all-star break next month.
Bledsoe's replacement - Gerald Green, scored 14 points and hit a jumper with 3.9 seconds remaining, while Channing Frye finished with 22. Goran Dragic, who scored a career-high 33 points in the last meeting with Memphis, had a game-high 26 while adding nine assists, according to ESPN.com.
"We just have confidence in each other, and I think we just want to continue to play our way of basketball," Frye told the team's official website. "We are addicted to winning. It's an overpowering feeling."
First-year coach Jeff Hornacek was impressed with the comeback, though he said that kind of fight is not uncommon for his club.
"They kept their composure," Hornacek said. "They didn't get panicked. That's the key. When they care about each other, when they're willing to do anything to help each other succeed, you have a chance. That's what these guys have done."
Meanwhile, over the last eight games for the Grizzlies has been win, loss, win, loss etc. It has been that kind of season with star center and defending defensive player of the year in Marc Gasol. They almost pulled off the upset over the defending Western Conference champion Spurs, but lost in overtime.
Zach Randolph added 17 points for Memphis, which trailed by 16 points with less than five minutes remaining in the fourth quarter."I was proud of the effort at the end," coach Dave Joerger said. "We kept coming. We started to attack them the way we needed to attack them, which was in transition and with quick attacks. I thought we played pretty hard. We were just too slow in the first half."
