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Golden State Warriors forward Gui Santos converted a tie-breaking layup with just 19 seconds remaining to lead his team to a narrow 114-113 comeback victory against the Memphis Grizzlies at the FedExForum on Wednesday night. The late-game heroics were necessary to overcome a resilient Memphis squad in a tightly contested Western Conference matchup, where the Warriors relied on their depth to secure the win. Following Santos’ crucial basket, veteran Al Horford sealed the result by stealing the ball from Cam Spencer after Spencer had secured an offensive rebound, preventing the Grizzlies from launching a potential game-winning shot in the dying seconds. Santos finished the evening with 16 points, marking one of his most impactful performances of the season. His ability to navigate the paint in the final minute proved to be the difference-maker in a game characterized by multiple lead changes and high physical intensity. The Warriors' bench contributed significantly to the second-half rally, allowing the team to erase a deficit and keep pace with their playoff-contending rivals. The victory underscores Golden State's resilience during a demanding stretch of the schedule where role players have been called upon to close out tight games. On the other side of the court, the Memphis Grizzlies suffered a heartbreaking loss despite a strong showing from their young core. Cam Spencer’s late-game turnover proved costly, though it followed a sequence where Memphis had several opportunities to reclaim the lead following missed free throws and perimeter shots. The game ultimately came down to defensive execution in the final thirty seconds, where the Warriors' veteran experience, personified by Horford’s defensive instincts, outlasted the youthful aggression of the Memphis roster.