Memphis Grizzlies vs Orlando Magic injury report: Injured and questionable players, head-to-head records, team stats, and more (January 15, 2026)

The Memphis Grizzlies will play the Orlando Magic in the NBA’s first regular-season game in Germany. The matchup takes place on January 15, 2026, at Uber Arena. In parts of the United States, the game is listed on January 14 due to the time difference.Both teams arrive with playoff positioning in mind. Memphis is trying to stay in the Western Conference race despite a depleted roster. Orlando has been more stable in the East and views this game as a chance to build separation. The league has added a local touch to the event, with German rapper Luciano set to perform at halftime.Memphis Grizzlies are missing several rotation players. Ja Morant is out with a right calf contusion. Scotty Pippen Jr. continues to recover from left great toe surgery. Brandon Clarke (right calf strain), Zach Edey (left ankle stress reaction), and Ty Jerome (right calf strain) are also unavailable. With limited guard depth, Jaren Jackson Jr. becomes the focal point on both ends of the floor and is expected to carry a heavy workload.Orlando is without Jalen Suggs, who is sidelined with a right knee MCL contusion, and Colin Castleton, out with a left thumb fracture. Even so, the Magic still have most of their core intact, led by Paolo Banchero, who remains their primary scoring option.The game will stream live on Prime Video in both the United States and Europe. Viewers in the Orlando market can also watch on FanDuel Sports Network Florida. Fubo provides an additional in-market streaming option. Tip-off is scheduled for 2:00 p.m. ET (8:00 p.m. CET). Replays and highlights will be available on NBA League Pass.Memphis enters the game at 17-22, currently 10th in the West. The Grizzlies remain one of the league’s better rebounding teams but have struggled on the road and against the spread. Orlando is 22-18, sitting sixth in the East, with more consistent shooting but similar issues covering lines.Jackson’s size and rebounding will be tested by Banchero’s inside-out game. Orlando is favored, but Memphis’ advantage on the glass could keep the game close. Former Grizzlies guard Desmond Bane, now with Orlando, faces his old team after scoring 27 points in their last meeting.Orlando’s healthier lineup gives it a slight edge in Berlin. Memphis may control rebounds, but the lack of guards limits its offense. The Magic are projected to win 118-113, with the total leaning toward the over if the pace opens up.