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Memphis Grizzlies tie the NBA single-game record by sinking 29 three-pointers but fall to the Cleveland Cavaliers, 142-126. This record-setting performance highlights the ongoing struggles of the Grizzlies, who suffer their 18th loss in 20 games. Nine players contribute from beyond the arc, with Adama Bal and Dariq Whitehead leading the charge with six each. Despite shooting 49.2% from three-point range, Memphis can’t secure the win, marking the highest number of threes made in a loss in NBA history. The previous record was 27 by the Golden State Warriors in 2024. Cavaliers coach Kenny Atkinson praises the Grizzlies' impressive shooting, acknowledging their effort. The Grizzlies average 13.7 made threes per game this season, but this historic night ends in disappointment.
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