Utah kept giving itself another shot against Memphis and still came up short. The Jazz grabbed more offensive rebounds and took more shots, but the Grizzlies made enough extra threes to win 110–105. That is a neat reminder that a second chance only helps if the possession produces a good finish. Did the shot selection after those Utah rebounds look rushed to anyone who watched?
Our provisional box score has Utah with 14 offensive rebounds and 92 field-goal attempts, against Memphis’s six and 85. Memphis made 16 threes to Utah’s ten. Those totals show the tension between possession volume and shot value; they cannot tell us whether the individual rebound possessions were good looks without watching the game.
