The Memphis Grizzlies have a mix of untouchable records and ones that could soon be rewritten. While Mike Conley’s assist record seems safe, others like the 3-point field goal mark are within reach for current players. After a tough stretch-losing their last five games, including a 132-101 defeat to the Houston Rockets on April 13, 2026-the Grizzlies’ new roster may have a chance to chase history.
Which Memphis Grizzlies records are nearly unbreakable?
Mike Conley’s all-time assists record (4,509) is one of the toughest to beat. He played 12 seasons in Memphis, far outpacing Marc Gasol (2,639) and Ja Morant (2,428). A player would need eight seasons of elite play just to match Conley’s total. Luke Kennard’s 46.2% 3-point shooting is another near-impossible mark, with Cam Spencer needing a historic season to surpass it. Shareef Abdur-Rahim’s 38 minutes per game average from the Vancouver era is also unlikely to be matched in today’s load-managed NBA.
Which Memphis Grizzlies records are vulnerable?
The 3-point field goal record (1,086 by Conley) is within reach for current shooters like Desmond Bane, who already has 812. With the NBA’s emphasis on 3-point shooting, this record could fall soon. Other marks, like minutes per game, are outdated due to modern game strategies. The Grizzlies’ recent struggles-five straight losses-show the team is in transition, but new players could still chase these records.
Why do some records last while others fall?
Longevity and consistency are key. Players like Conley and Gasol stayed in Memphis for years, making their records hard to break. Meanwhile, records tied to evolving trends-like 3-point shooting-are more likely to be surpassed. The Grizzlies’ recent form (0W-0D-5L) suggests a rebuilding phase, but young players could still make history. The NBA’s changing game means some records are safer than others.
