Cavaliers vs. Grizzlies - March 7, 2016

The Cavaliers will wrap up their four-game homestand on Monday night when they face the Memphis Grizzlies for the final time this season. Tipoff is at 7:00 p.m. (ET) from Quicken Loans Arena.

The Cavs are a perfect 3-0 on their four-game homestand and 27-5 at The Q this season (3rd-best in NBA). Dating back to January 19, 2015, they have won 47 of their last 53 regular season games at The Q.

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Where to Watch:

Tune into FOX Sports Ohio, NBATV.

Where to Listen:

WTAM 1100, 100.7 WMMS, 87.7 FM La Mega

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Cleveland is 31-6 in its last 37 regular season games against Western Conference opponents, including 17-5 in 2015-16. The Wine and Gold have also won 18 of their last 19 regular season games over the West at The Q (10-1 this season).

For the 6th time this season, the Cavs topped the 120-point mark in their 120-103 win over Boston on Saturday night when they shot 42-82 (.512) from the field and had 27 assists. The Cavs are 33-3 this season when scoring 100 points or more, 18-0 when shooting at least .500 from the field and an NBA-best 27-1 when dishing out at least 23 assists.

The Wine and Gold will need that same ball movement against the always gritty Grizzlies defense.

The Grizzlies (37-25) enter Monday's contest on the second half of a back-to-back after falling to the Phoenix Suns, 109-100, on Sunday afternoon in Memphis.

Prior to Sunday's loss, the Grizz had won five of their last six games despite injuries to key rotation players, Marc Gasol and Tony Allen, due in large part to the consistent play of point guard, Mike Conley. Conley leads all qualifying NBA players with a 4.07 assist/turnover ratio while averaging a team-high 6.1 assists and 15.2 points per game.

TV: FOX Sports Ohio, NBATV

Radio: WTAM 1100, 100.7 WMMS, 87.7 La Mega

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Status Update: (Cavs) - Mo Williams, (Left Knee Chondromalacia), Out)

Status Update: (Grizzlies) - Marc Gasol, (Right Foot Fracture, Out), Tony Allen, (Sore Left Knee, Questionable), Jordan Adams, (Right Knee Surgery, Out), Brandan Wright, (Right MCL Surgery, Out)

*Subject to change.

Cleveland has won three straight games over Memphis, which includes a 106-76 win in the first meeting on October 28. The 30-point win was the Cavs largest margin of victory against the Grizzlies in team history. In the win, Cleveland held Memphis to 29-82 (.354) shooting from the field and outrebounded them 54-40.

Offensively, the Wine and Gold connected on 13-29 (.448) shots from beyond the arc, dished out 29 assists and had five players score in double figures.

They also had advantages in points in the paint (48-36), second chance points (14-7), fast break points (26-8) and bench scoring (50-29).

Over the last three games versus Memphis, the Cavs have outscored the Grizzlies by an average of 22.0 points (107.3-85.3), while outshooting them from the field (.533-.415) and from the three-point line (.442-.143).

Cleveland has also had the edge in rebounding (45.3-36.7) and assists (31.0-19.3). The defense over that stretch has allowed a combined 7-49 (.143) shooting from beyond the arc and no more than 91 points.

The Cavs have won by at least 14 points in each of the three contests.

After the Cavaliers round out the four-game homestand on Monday night, the Wine and Gold hit the road for their final West Coast trip of the season. On Wednesday, the Cavs take on the Kings in Sacramento, followed by a meeting with Kobe Bryant and the Lakers in L.A. the following night. After a day off, the Cavaliers return to the Staples Center, facing off against the Clippers on Sunday afternoon before wrapping up the junket the following evening in Utah.VIEW FULL SCHEDULE