(Photo by Ezra Shaw/Getty Images)   The Memphis Grizzlies’ season has mercifully come to an end, and it was a brutal one for them. They first had to deal with Ja Morant’s 25-game suspension for his latest gun-related incident, yet when he returned, there was a glimmer of hope that perhaps they could’ve snuck into the playoffs. Instead, Morant suffered a season-ending shoulder injury, and it was just the first of a massive rash of injuries for them. He not only thinks highly of Memphis’ chances next season, but he even thinks they can win the NBA championship if they’re healthy, per Damich ..read more

(Photo by Carmen Mandato/Getty Images)   Derrick Rose of the Memphis Grizzlies just finished his 14th year in the NBA, averaging 8 points, 1.9 rebounds, and 3.3 assists on 46.1% from the field. Because of his age, Rose hasn’t been playing as much lately, which had some people assuming that retirement was just around the corner. But the three-time All-Star isn’t hanging up his jersey just yet. According to NBACentral, Rose is not retiring. “I’m coming back,” he said, via Damichael Cole. Derrick Rose is NOT retiring “I’m coming back.” (Via @DamichaelC) pic.twitter.com/n73lmqrhNO — NBACent ..read more

(Photo by Brett Carlsen/Getty Images)   The Memphis Grizzlies were once again defeated on Wednesday night, beaten by the Cleveland Cavaliers, 110-98. That was their 53rd loss of the season. As if that wasn’t bad enough, the Cavaliers broadcast couldn’t help but poke fun at one of the members of the Grizzlies. As noted by BrickWrld on Twitter, the broadcast showed a shot of Grizzlies player Timmy Allen. But instead of stating his name and stats, they just listed a bunch of question marks, suggesting that no one knows who he is. Cavs broadcast did him dirty pic.twitter.com/q17Hntt0TV — Bri ..read more

(Photo by Ezra Shaw/Getty Images)   Last year, the Memphis Grizzlies were one of the most talented young teams in the NBA, with a bona fide superstar leading the way, as point guard Ja Morant had taken his game to another level while becoming the team’s undisputed leader. Unfortunately, Morant’s off-the-court issues became a serious problem in Memphis and ultimately seemed to derail the team’s season after the once-promising young squad had secured the second seed in the Western Conference. Along with things falling apart due to Morant’s off-the-court struggles, the team lost to the Los A ..read more

(Photo by Ezra Shaw/Getty Images)   The Memphis Grizzlies weren’t able to secure a win against the Golden State Warriors on Wednesday night but some of their star players still performed very well. GG Jackson was one of them, as he put up 35 points, 5 rebounds, and 7 three-pointers during the 137-116 defeat. After the game, Jackson’s teammate, Ja Morant, tweeted about him, simply saying: “just wait.” just wait https://t.co/ghPN1wFdAF — Ja Morant (@JaMorant) March 21, 2024 Jackson, a rookie out of South Carolina, is doing a lot of wonderful things during his first year in the league. He ..read more

(Photo by Tim Nwachukwu/Getty Images)   The Memphis Grizzlies wish they could re-do this season. It seemed doomed from the very beginning, with Ja Morant set to miss the first quarter of the season with a suspension. Then, when it seemed like they were getting back on track for a playoff spot, their superstar point guard fell with a season-ending injury. Morant won’t be able to play again this season, but it seems like he cannot wait to get back out there. That’s why he took to Twitter to post an hourglass emoji alongside a grizzly bear emoji. — Ja Morant (@JaMorant) March 17, 2024 It ..read more

(Photo by Brett Carlsen/Getty Images)   After finishing with the second-best record in the Western Conference last season, the Memphis Grizzlies had relatively high hopes for this season, even after star guard Ja Morant was suspended for the first 25 games of the year. But shortly after Morant returned, he suffered a season-ending shoulder injury, and thus, the Grizzlies have one of the worst records in the NBA. They have been hit by other key injuries as well, such as the ones that have sidelined big man Brandon Clarke and Steven Adams. To that end, the Grizzlies have reportedly agreed t ..read more

(Photo by Brett Carlsen/Getty Images)   The Memphis Grizzlies have been without both Marcus Smart and Desmond Bane for weeks now and, sadly, their roster will remain without them for a bit longer. On Friday morning, the Grizzlies announced a couple of updates for the two stars on Twitter. Smart is still recovering from a left finger/hand injury and was recently re-evaluated with plans to wear a splint for another three weeks. After those three weeks, he will be evaluated again. As for Bane, he is progressing from a Grade 3 left ankle spring that he suffered on January 12 during a game aga ..read more

(Photo by Justin Ford/Getty Images)   Year after year, NBA fans talk about how poor the Slam Dunk contest has gotten. Some of it has had to do with the format, but most of it has been due to the fact that star players refuse to partake in the event. Either out of fear of losing or injury, it’s been a while since we saw an elite player and dunker take the floor for the contest. Jaylen Brown tried to put an end to that streak and the judges showed him plenty of love, even though the crowd didn’t seem to like his dunks — unsurprisingly. That’s why a fan had the idea of offering Ja Morant $1 ..read more

(Photo by Brett Carlsen/Getty Images)   The Memphis Grizzlies have suffered more injuries than any other team in the league this season. Their campaign was already in a tough spot, with All-Star guard Ja Morant set to miss the first 25 games with a suspension, and they’ve had some tough luck throughout the course of the year. Morant was barely able to play before being shut down for the year, and almost every starter has had to miss time with an ailment. With that in mind, the Milwaukee Bucks and Los Angeles Lakers have reportedly reached out to them in an attempt to trade for Marcus Smar ..read more