12-19 FG 8-22

7-8 FT 1-2

2-2 3s 1-1

14 Reb 7

4 TOs 3

Grizzlies: Gay,

Milicic 5

Jazz: Brewer, Okur 9

Deron Williams starts. The Jazz respond. Memo Okur scores seven points in the first 5 1/2 minutes. Williams caps a 14-4 run with a three-pointer, giving Utah a quick 10-point lead.

Jazz 59, Grizzlies 46

Jazz Grizzlies

9-22 FG 10-16

8-9 FT 6-11

0-2 3s 2-6

11 Reb. 8

4 TO 5

Grizzlies: Mayo 12

Jazz: Kirilenko 9

The Jazz miss nine of their first 10 shots and Memphis gets as close as seven. But Andrei Kirilenko scores seven points in the final 2:08 and Utah rebuilds a cozy lead by halftime.

Jazz 95, Grizzlies 71

Jazz Grizzlies

16-24 FG 10-18

3-3 FT 5-7

2-7 3s 0-3

12 Reb 4

3 TO 4

Grizzlies: Gay 7

Jazz: Miles 9

Leading 65-54, the Jazz convert five consecutive possessions. Deron Williams scores two points and hands out three assists in a 90-second span and Utah opens a 77-58 lead.

Jazz 117, Grizzlies 100

Jazz Grizzlies

7-16 FG 13-21

7-8 FT 3-8

1-3 3s 0-2

7 Reb 11

3 TO 3

Grizzlies: Crittenton 8

Jazz: Kirilenko 6

The Jazz commit three turnovers on their first five possessions. Memphis scores eight straight points. It's 99-81 when Deron Williams returns to the game. Utah goes on a 9-2 run.

The Jazz use a formula devised by owner Larry Miller to evaluate NBA players' value. How the Metric is determined: Add points, rebounds, steals, blocks and assists. Subtract fouls, turnovers and shots taken. Divide by minutes played. Against Memphis:

Okur .618

Millsap .579

Brewer .528

Fesenko .500

Williams .483

Kirilenko .290

Price .158

Miles .115

Harpring -.125

Almond -.231

Koufos -.750