Memphis Grizzlies vs. Toronto Raptors Preview Nov. 9 Game Details
The Memphis Grizzlies play the Toronto Raptors in a road matchup on Nov. 9 at 6:30 p.m. The game gives the Grizzlies an opportunity to recover from a three-game losing streak as they look to turn around their recent momentum.
Memphis Seeks Recovery After Hot Start
A 6-3 record has the Memphis Grizzlies searching for a win following a three-game losing streak. Memphis started the season by winning its first six games, but offensive and defensive issues have since halted that momentum. On Nov. 4, 2026, Memphis played at FedExForum in Memphis, Tennessee, where center Zach Edey collected a rebound over Indiana Pacers center Ivica Zubac during the first quarter. Forward Cameron Boozer dribbled during the first quarter against the Pacers, guard Ty Jerome dribbled against guard Andrew Nembhard, forward Cedric Coward shot against Ivica Zubac, and guard Cam Spencer shot against Andrew Nembhard.
Forward Isaiah Stewart and Pacers guard Kobe Brown reached for a rebound during the first quarter, while guard Quenton Jackson reacted during the first quarter. During the second quarter, Cedric Coward and forward Jaylen Wells reacted against the Indiana Pacers. After shooting at least 37% on 3-pointers in each of their first seven games, the Grizzlies have shot below 25% on 3s in the past two contests.
Considering how much the team relies on 3-pointers, that is an area where improvement is needed. Heading into the contest, Memphis will remain without point guard Scotty Pippen Jr., who is dealing with a lumbar disc herniation, and center Isaiah Stewart, who is out with a right knee bone bruise.
Toronto Raptors Facing Injury Questions
Toronto enters the matchup facing several unknowns. The Raptors hold a 5-4 record and are regarded as one of the most talented teams in the Eastern Conference, but they must avoid the injury bug. Forward Kawhi Leonard remains out with a left knee injury.
Point guard Immanuel Quickley is listed as questionable with right hamstring soreness, and forward Scottie Barnes is questionable to play due to a left groin strain. Historically, Toronto holds a 31-29 all-time advantage in games against the Grizzlies.
Game Details and How to Follow
Fans can follow along for live updates from The Commercial Appeal. The road matchup is scheduled for Nov. 9 at 6:30 p.m. CT and will be broadcast on DAZN-MEM.