Brandon Clarke is listed as questionable for the game against the Warriors due to left toe soreness. His absence adds to the Grizzlies' struggles, as they already face significant injury challenges with several key players sidelined.

Brandon Clarke may start at center for the Grizzlies tonight, but regardless of who takes the position, he will face a challenging matchup against Anthony Davis, who has been performing at an elite level this season.

Brandon Clarke has seen a significant decline in his performance this season, averaging only 5.0 points and 2.6 rebounds in 14.0 minutes per game, which are career lows. Despite his solid defensive skills, he is considered undersized for guarding larger Eastern Conference centers. Clarke is earning $12.5 million, and the Pacers may need to package Wiseman's contract to match salaries if they pursue him in a trade.

Brandon Clarke was part of the Grizzlies' rotation during the game against the Nets, coming off the bench in a crucial stretch of the fourth quarter. His presence was part of the team's effort to manage minutes and adjust lineups due to injuries to key players like Desmond Bane and Marcus Smart. Clarke's role highlights the Grizzlies' reliance on depth as they navigate early-season challenges, but it also raises questions about the effectiveness of their strategy given their current record.

Brandon Clarke contributed 13 points to the Grizzlies' effort, making all five of his shot attempts. His efficient scoring was a bright spot for Memphis, which struggled with turnovers throughout the game.