Los Angeles Lakers vs. Memphis Grizzlies NBA Highlights

The Lakers were back in action Sunday Night to take on the Memphis Grizzles. Sunday’s game marked the final home game for the Lakers this season. Before the game, the Lakers announced Pau Gasol would not return in the final three games. After picking up another loss Friday, the Lakers entered Sunday with a record of 25-54. Check out the highlights below:

First Quarter

Jordan Hill – 2. Grizzlies – 0.

— Lakers Nation (@LakersNation) April 14, 2014

LAL have come out strong in a must-win game for Memphis, leading 11-8 after Meeks reached 7 early points on 3 of 3 FG's.

— Mike Trudell (@LakersReporter) April 14, 2014

That pass from Hill to Wesley. Awesome.

— Lake Show Live (@LakeShowLive) April 14, 2014

The Marshall-to-Meeks in transition thing is working out well early, leading Meeks to 9 points and Marshall 4 dimes. LAL up 20-15 early.

— Mike Trudell (@LakersReporter) April 14, 2014

BREAKING: Robert Sacre just caught the ball in traffic and thew it down with authority. Little victory in a losing season.

— Lakers Nation (@LakersNation) April 14, 2014

Game Score: Lakers 27, Grizzlies 23

Second Quarter

Nick young drains the 3

— Lakers Facts (@LakerFacts) April 14, 2014

Farmar to Johnson on the break for the alley-oop! That gives the Lakers their biggest lead at 39-30. Johnson has 7 pts, 4 rebs.

— Los Angeles Lakers (@Lakers) April 14, 2014

Nick Young told me pre-game he was going to make sure fans "got there money's worth tonight." He wasn't kidding. Straight SWAG.

— Serena Winters (@SerenaWinters) April 14, 2014

MR. WES IS IN THE BUILDING. SWAGGER ON A HUNDRED THOUSAND TRILLION. (He just dunked)

— Lakers Nation (@LakersNation) April 14, 2014

FARMAR THREE!

— Lake Show Live (@LakeShowLive) April 14, 2014

Game Score: Lakers 52, Grizzlies 53

Third Quarter

Hill puts back Sacre's miss

— Lakers Facts (@LakerFacts) April 14, 2014

Marshall got 3 straight teammates a shot at the rim, and Meeks (16 points) was the 1st to finish, his layup giving Marshall 7 dimes.

— Mike Trudell (@LakersReporter) April 14, 2014