Zach Edey made another start for the Memphis Grizzlies in Monday’s home game against the LA Clippers, his 12th of the year. After a few solid games following his return from injury on December 15 against the LA Lakers, the first-round pick got off to a rough start against the Clippers.

Edey remained scoreless after the first six minutes of the game and was eliminated from the game with a three-second defensive violation. During this time he missed three shots. When Edey returned in the second half, he struggled to make a significant impact again.

The former Purdue prospect finished the first half scoreless, 0-4, but had eight rebounds, including four offensive boards. He was +/- +5 for a 58-51 lead for Memphis.

Edey’s tough performance continued in the second half. The Grizzlies big was only able to add three points to his total after a corner three. He missed his other seven attempts on the night, including five from inside the arc. However, Edey remained a threat on the glass. He had six more rebounds, including three on offense in the final two quarters.

Here are Zach Edey’s final stats for the evening:

Edey had three points, 14 rebounds (seven offensive), one assist, one steal, three blocks and two turnovers, for a plus/minus of +3.

The Grizzlies lost 114-110.