Grizzlies Roll Past Raptors, Improve to 7-3
Memphis won its fifth straight road game of the season, holding Toronto to 21 fourth-quarter points.
Updated on Nov. 11, 2026 in Basketball
The Memphis Grizzlies defeated the Toronto Raptors 118-102 on Monday, snapping a three-game losing streak. The win moved Memphis to 7-3 overall and 5-0 on the road this season.
Why it matters
Memphis has opened a season with five straight road wins for the first time in franchise history. The result also reflects a defense that limited Toronto to 21 fourth-quarter points.
Cam Boozer posted 22 points, seven rebounds and eight assists, while Jerami Grant added 17 points off the bench in the 118-102 win over Toronto. The extraction does not include season-long averages to show whether these outputs are typical for either player.
The players
Cam Boozer
Boozer, a Grizzlies forward, scored 22 points with seven rebounds and eight assists against Toronto.
Jerami Grant
Grant, a Grizzlies forward, came off the bench to score 17 points against Toronto.
The details
Memphis held Toronto to 21 fourth-quarter points to close out the game. The Grizzlies have now won five consecutive road games to begin the season, a start the team had not previously recorded in franchise history.
Timeline
Monday: Grizzlies defeat Toronto 118-102.
Wednesday: Grizzlies host the Denver Nuggets at FedExForum.
Season Trajectory
The five straight road wins to open the season are the first such start in Grizzlies franchise history, setting a new benchmark for the team's early-season road performance. The 7-3 record places Memphis among the stronger early starters in the league as it prepares to host Denver on Wednesday.
The five-game road start and 7-3 record place Memphis in position to contend early in the Western standings, which affects seeding math as the season progresses. Fantasy managers tracking Cam Boozer and Jerami Grant now have recent production benchmarks from the Toronto game.
The takeaway
Memphis's defensive effort in the second half of the season's early games has been the common thread, and the Wednesday matchup against Denver will test whether that carries into a home contest against a stronger opponent.
What happens next
The Grizzlies host the Denver Nuggets at FedExForum on Wednesday.
Further reading
For more on the team's season, see the Memphis Basketball coverage.
