Cam Boozer's first triple-double keeps Memphis unbeaten
The Grizzlies' win in Portland draws an unusually large audience for NBA highlights, with viewers picking out Boozer's decision-making and Memphis's teamwork.
Why this story? The video opened at a pace of 838,605 views a day, 11 times a normal first day on this channel (74,715).
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- 0:39Memphis and Portland tip off at Moda Center.
- 4:47The second quarter begins after a closely contested opening period.
- 8:34The third quarter opens with three-pointers and defensive stops at both ends.
- 12:47Fourth-quarter action begins; the final result comes at 16:40.
- 16:51Boozer credits defensive stops for Memphis's second-half control in his courtside interview.
- 17:28The postgame graphic records Boozer's first career triple-double: 18 points, 11 rebounds and 12 assists.
Cam Boozer's explanation starts with defense: "I mean, we started to get stops, you know, they're a hard team to guard."
By the time he gives that courtside interview, Memphis has turned a close opening half in Portland into a comfortable win. Boozer has his first career triple-double, and the Grizzlies have their fifth straight victory to start the season.
The NBA's highlights have drawn about 830,000 views in just under a day, more than eleven times the channel's usual first-day audience for regular videos. The comment section is also more than four times as busy as usual, with much of the conversation focused on how Memphis shares the work.
Boozer's shot selection, rebounding position and willingness to avoid forcing plays get particular attention. Other viewers invoke the Grizzlies' old "Grit and Grind" identity, connecting this team's collective effort with a familiar Memphis basketball tradition.
The footage shows the separation happening after halftime. Memphis builds a double-digit lead late in the third quarter and carries that control through the fourth, finishing with a 124-103 victory.
The postgame graphic gives Boozer his individual milestone. His own assessment stays brief: "I mean, it's nice. You know, I'ma keep going."
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What viewers say
Cam Boozer will be Rookie Of The Year , he is so mature. He didnt force shots, has high IQ and his position for rebound is extraordinary for rookie.
@harrys3292See it on YouTubeOther teams might have more raw talent, but the Grizzlies really know how to play as a team.
@chucklogan20See it on YouTubeWe are witnessing the rebirth of Grit and Grind Grizz ball 2.0 I like it. No name guys just tough smart basketball with a blue collar attitude
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Grizzlies have a very Balanced Team
@OCHOMANESee it on YouTubeGrizzlies just built a tough, play hard 1-15 roster and it shows
@Jblaine26See it on YouTubeGrizz play as a team good performance 👍🏽
@joelyussykesSee it on YouTubeThat's a statement win.
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- Channel
- NBA
- Subscribers
- 24,600,000 ▲ 100,000 this week
- Channel views, last 7 days
- 85,158,545
- Channel views, pace per day
- 13,056,087 (on a normal day: 9,461,663)
- Video published
- October 30, 2026
- Video views so far
- 833,591 (less than a day online)
- Video views, pace per day
- 838,605
The numbers
The Portland highlights drew far more views and comments than a usual NBA regular-video opening day.
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