The Grizzlies are Upbeat about Adams and Bane’s Improvement as the Series Shifts to the Golden State Warriors

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With Steven Adams back in the lineup and Desmond Bane back to total health. The Grizzlies hope their second-round playoff series against the Golden State Warriors will get better. When the Grizzlies practiced in Oakland Friday afternoon. Coach Taylor Jenkins said that Adams would be ready to play as soon as Saturday. And that Bane’s bad back condition had greatly improved.

As the Grizzlies seek to reclaim home-court advantage in the 1-1 series. By winning at least one of the following two games at Golden State. Both Adams and Bane took part in Friday’s practice. After practice, Adams went through his second day of extra five-on-five scrimmage work per the NBA’s health and safety regulations. Adams, a 7-foot veteran, was benched in the Grizzlies’ first-round series triumph against the Minnesota Timberwolves due to matchup issues.

Adams miserably need after being outwork in that area through two games against the Warriors

The Warriors have outworked the Grizzlies in the rebounding department in both of their games. And his return after more than a week away might offer the rebounding punch the team urgently needs. The Memphis Grizzlies were first in the NBA in rebounding during the regular season. And are currently down 104-94 overall and 46-32 in second-chance points after two games.
Ahead of Game 3, Jenkins asked whether Adams would start or come off the bench. However, the Grizzlies’ top rebounder expects to be ready to go if needed.

Adams, the NBA’s leading offensive rebounder, will be “active” and “I’ll figure out rotations in the next 24 hours,” Jenkins said of Adams, who averaged 6.9 points, ten boards, and 3.4 assists per game this season. “He’s getting his wind back—you know, doing Steven Adams things out there,” Jenkins said of Adams. Because of this, the team is confident in his ability to perform in the starting lineup.

Bane will return to form in the upcoming games

Bane has been out the previous two games due to back discomfort, but Jenkins is confident that he will be ready to participate in the next games. In the two games versus Golden State, Bane averages only seven points and shoots 29.4 percent from the floor. After his breakthrough performance in the last series versus Minnesota, in which Bane averaged 23.5 points per game on 50.4 percent overall and 46.0 percent from threes, his figures are considerably down.

Since last week’s Game 6 clinching triumph in Minnesota, Bane has been playing with back discomfort in Golden State’s matches. Between Tuesday’s Game 2 and Saturday’s Game 3, Bane and Jenkins claimed rest and therapy had been beneficial.

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