The Grizzlies announced they traded center Jay Huff to the Indiana Pacers in exchange for a future second-round pick and a ...

Morant will be making his first appearance on tour during the EYBL Peach Jam Classic from July 18 to July 19. The Peach Jam is presented by Nike and showcases some of the best talent in high school ...

Then came the Nike Ja 2, which Morant unveiled in July 2024. Morant was heralded as Nike Basketball's first Gen Z signature shoe athlete when he received his first sneaker.

That’s all I’m saying.” Morant’s Issues with Guns Morant burst onto the NBA scene as an explosive talent, a two-time All-Star known for his electrifying drives and leadership on the court.

Memphis Grizzlies star Ja Morant even took to social media to share his excitement over Sunday's Game 7. Via Ja Morant: "game 7 " game 7 — Ja Morant (@JaMorant) June 20, 2025 ...

And Memphis Grizzlies star Ja Morant may not be out of the woods yet in his years-long civil case. At the federal level, defense attorneys in the Tyré Nichols criminal case want a new trial.

The feeling is apparently mutual on Morant's end. In a message posted to X on Tuesday, the point guard expressed his desire to remain in Memphis, saying "ima be in dat 901," referencing the city's ...

The best ability is availability.” Despite these challenges, Morant, a dynamic guard, averaged 23.2 points, 4.1 rebounds, and 7.3 assists over 50 games in his sixth season, per Fox News.

With a core of Morant and Jackson, the Grizzlies looked like legitimate contenders in 2022, reaching the conference semifinals and taking the eventual champion Golden State Warriors to six games.

As for the shoe, it now sits in careful conservation. And though we may never learn the name of the giant-footed Roman who wore it, his footprint — literally — has endured nearly 2,000 years ...

His departure signals a potential reset for a franchise that fell from a 56-win No. 2 seed in 2022 to the 8th seed this year, where they were swept by the Oklahoma City Thunder.

Ja Morant responded to Stephen A. Smith's claims that NBA players avoid Memphis due to safety concerns, affirming his commitment while criticizing the focus on negativity.