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The Memphis Grizzlies took control early and never loosened their grip, turning defensive pressure and balanced scoring into a 124-105 wire-to-wire victory over the Mavericks Friday night in Dallas. Memphis established authority from the opening possessions, pairing decisive offensive execution with active defensive coverage that immediately disrupted Dallas’ rhythm. Early Execution Builds Separation A 34-20…
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