Grizzlies Demolish Kings 136-105, DarkHorse Pick Cashes Easy at -480

The Grizzlies didn't just cover—they obliterated Sacramento 136-105 in a statement win that validated every word of DarkHorse's -480 pick. This wasn't a game; it was a public execution.

Memphis torched the Kings' porous defense for 136 points, blowing past their season average and proving that 126.8 PPG allowed wasn't some fluke—it's who Sacramento is without Keegan Murray anchoring anything defensively. The Grizzlies' offensive machine hummed at peak efficiency, and the 31-point final margin could've been worse if they hadn't emptied the bench.

DarkHorse called it: the efficiency gap was real, the defensive mismatch was catastrophic, and Memphis's three-point shooting stayed nuclear. The Kings dropped to 0-6, their net rating cratering further into the abyss while the Grizzlies improved to 6-0 with the kind of dominance that makes you wonder if Sacramento's coaching staff watched any film.

This was the second beatdown in six days between these teams, and nothing changed except the margin got uglier. The -480 line looked steep until tipoff, then it looked generous. Sacramento's road woes continue, Memphis rolls on undefeated, and anyone who faded this pick deserves the financial pain. Chalk up another winner for The Stable.