Memphis Grizzlies’ victory over Utah Jazz did not come without any fireworks on Tuesday night – on their own bench.

Although it was a 140-103 route of Memphis, frustrations boiled over to the point where two teammates had to be separated.

Desmond course pushed Santi Aldama over a timeout and looked to shout at him to “get an F-in-Stop.”

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Aldama was pushed into a chair on the sidelines and rose quickly to approach the track, but teammates separated the two before the situation could be escalated.

Maybe Grizzlies had some internal tensions after losing each of their previous games, but it could be fair to say that this mixture lit a fire under the team.

Memphis pulled Utah 61-47 at one point, but then ended the game on a 93-42 race. They outscored Jazz 76-38 and surpassed them 33-8 in the second half.

Memphis Grizzlie’s tips Santi Aldama (7), tips Jaren Jackson Jr. (13), guard yes morant (12), guard Desmond course (22) and forward Jaylen Wells (0) Huddle in the fourth quarter against Los Angeles Clippers at FedEx Forum. (Petre Thomas-Preferred Pictures)

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Bane fell 21 points in the victory as Memphis now sits at the No. 4 spot in the western conference.

Apart from the slow start, it was an impressive display of grizzlies that was without their star player in YES MORANT.

Grizzlies have been flounded since resident near the top of the position earlier in the season. When injuries hit – especially Morant’s aliments, Memphis is currently dropping a hamstring stem – Memphis out of most championship development interviews.

Desmond Bane #22 from Memphis Grizzlies dribbles the ball during the game against Philadelphia 76ers on November 20, 2024 at FedEx Forum in Memphis, Tennessee. (Grant Burke/NBAE via Getty Images)

The jazz was hot over the arch in the first half and hit 13 of their first 19 attempts, but when their 3s stopped fell, they were unhappy in effort and production.