The Grizzlies and Warriors rank among the top 14 scoring teams in the NBA. This is one of the rare Sunday matchups that has playoff meaning. Both teams have been pointing to this matchup by resting key players. 

Stephen Curry plays his best when he's not fatigued. He's had four days to rest up for this game. The Grizzlies have yet to face him this season. Curry is going for a scoring title and will be firing at will. The Warriors play small ball. That's fine with the Grizzlies. who have gone Over in 13 of their last 19 road contests. Draymond Green and Andrew Wiggins, another instant offense performer, also are rested having not played during this past Friday game. 

Ja Morant gives Memphis a dynamic scorer. The Grizzlies also hold an inside edge with Jonas Valanciunas and Jaren Jackson Jr,, who is rounding into form after being out most of the season. The Warriors haven't seen him this season. Morant, Valanciunas and Jackson all were rested in the Grizzlies' last game this past Friday. 

The Grizzlies are the fifth-highest offensive rebounding team in the league and No. 1 in second-chance points. The Warriors are weak on the boards, giving up the fourth-most offensive rebounds. Valanciunas is No. 2 in the NBA in offensive rebounds and second-chance points. Jackson's return makes the Grizzlies even more of a force on the offensive boards.