The San Antonio Spurs looks to take a two-nothing lead on the Memphis Grizzlies. Kawhi Leonard and the team from the Alamo held the bears to a franchise low in points in a Game One victory, and would turn up the intensity even more in Game Two.

And Leonard showing off his second straight defensive player of the year award -- the first non-centre to go back-to-back since Dennis Rodman.

The Grizz would stay close thanks to the steal and transition dunk. Spurs coach Greg Popovich not happy, thinking it was a foul.

Spurs would contributions from a lot of players -- Kevin Martin goes hard to the rack. He had 10 as the host are in charge.

Kawhi was able to get to the cup -- and the lead swells to 20.

San Antonio was not firing on all cylinders despite leading by more than a dozen, another turnover sees Memphis go the other way.

Leonard with another cram -- and the hosts back in control

Nice ball movement leads to a Danny Green 3.

San Antonio roll to a 94-68 win, taking a 2-nothing series lead, and holding the Grizz to a playoff low in points.

San Antonio 94 - Memphis 68

Hawks allow 7 points in first quarter and take 2-0 series edge

In other action, Atlanta was looking to take a 2-nothing lead on Boston, and would get a big contribution from Kyle Korver early.

The sharp-shooter missed all his seven of his three-point attemptss in a game one victory, but made four in the opening 12 minutes, as A-town would blitz the Celtics.

The Hawks allowed the C's to score just 7-points in the first q, a NBA playoff low, and opened up a 21-point lead in the second after Al Horford dials long distance.

The visitors try and cut into the deficit -- as Jonas Jerebko also fires from the land beyond -- Vanilla Ice's basket cuts the margin to 16.

But it was not their night -- Paul Millsap telling Amir Johnson to get lost.

Third q now, and Jeff Teague is able to do some good work down low, as he is able to hit from inside the paint -- the lead i s15.

The ATL continue to keep enough distance between themselves and Boston, Denis Schroeder slices to the cup for a deuce -- as the hosts remain in control.

And then the dagger -- Thabo Sefolosha, who missed last year's playoffs due to a broken leg cans the corner three as Atlanta roll to a 17-point win -- and grab a two-nothing series lead.