Memphis Grizzlies guard Ja Morant's will miss Game 4 of their first-round series against the Oklahoma City Thunder on ...

Memphis Grizzlies star Ja Morant has shown explosive skills on the court, but during Game 3 of their NBA playoffs series ...

Through 21 minutes of Game 3, the Grizzlies felt like things were finally going their way. Then everything came crashing down ...

Overshadowed by OKC's amazing come-from-behind victory is the fact that the Grizzlies lost Ja Morant in the second quarter of ...

Ja Morant was the hero Thursday night, capping an eventful week for him and the Memphis Grizzlies by beating the buzzer to down the Miami Heat, 110-108. Morant's fadeaway jumper in the paint gave ...

Ja Morant continues to land in the headlines for negative reasons. Last week, the NBA handed down a $75,000 fine after Morant made multiple imaginary gun-aiming gestures on the court that were ...

Ja Morant has switched from guns to what he claims are not grenades for his in-game celebrations. While it certainly looks like he’s miming pulling the pin of a grenade and throwing it into the ...

Ja Morant has been the most talked-about player in the NBA recently, but not for his play on the court. Instead, Morant's celebration has brought unwanted attention to himself and the Memphis ...

Ja Morant says it’s not a grenade 3-point celebration: ‘I’m taking my words, and I’m throwing them out there’ “That’s my celebration now until somebody else has a problem with it ...

After the NBA fined Ja Morant $75,000 last week for making finger-gun gesture celebrations, the Memphis Grizzlies star has found a new way to commemorate a made 3-pointer. In the Grizzlies’ 141 ...

Over the past few days, Ja Morant has debuted what appears to be a new celebration — mimicking the act of throwing a grenade, then covering his ears as if bracing for impact. The move ...

Ja Morant seems committed to his new "grenade" celebration – for now – and Kenny Smith and Charles Barkley have some thoughts. "That's my celebration now until somebody else got a problem with ...