PREVIEW: The Orlando Magic and Memphis Grizzlies meet Sunday in NBA action at The O2. These teams just played two days ago in Berlin, as the Magic pulled out a 118-111 win, covering the spread as 5.5-point favorites. The Magic arrive in London operating efficiently on both ends of the floor, boasting elite perimeter defense that ranks first in the league by allowing just 37.8 percent of three-point attempts, while their opponents struggle from distance at 36.9 percent. Banchero is their former number one overall pick, and can make a name for himself in the league if he is able to lead the Magic to a deep playoff run, currently averaging 21.1 PPG and 8.8 RPG, and has the Magic ranked 5th in the tightly packed Eastern Conference. The Grizzlies have lost 6 of their last 9 games. Memphis operates with a distinct post-up identity, ranking second in the frequency of such shot attempts, though defensive vulnerabilities have emerged as they allow a league-high 44.2 percent of three-point attempts on the defensive end. There's a "good chance" that Memphis guard Ja Morant will return from a calf injury to play against the Orlando Magic in London, Grizzlies coach Tuomas Iisalo said Saturday. The Grizzlies just lost their last game against Orlando without Morant on the floor, and might not have him here as he is battling his calf injury, as NBA training staffs have been conservative with calf injuries lately, as it can lead to issues with the Achilles, which could end seasons.