The Memphis Grizzlies are on a two-game winning streak, their first since late December, and have the chance to close the distance for the last Play-In spot with the 10th-seeded Portland Trail Blazers on Friday.
Uncertainty continues to surround the status of Ja Morant after the NBA trade deadline passed with the Memphis Grizzlies opting to keep their franchise guard amid months of speculation.
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Two-time All-Star Ja Morant was among the most notable trade candidates who wasn’t on the move this week, but the Grizzlies‘ decision to hang onto him after trading away Jaren Jackson Jr.
Ja Morant remains a member of the Memphis Grizzlies despite the persistent rumors all season long that his time with the team that drafted him was about to end.
Four years ago, the Memphis Grizzlies delivered one of the most successful seasons in franchise history. The 2021-22 team won a franchise-tying 56 games, earned the No.
The revamped Memphis Grizzlies begin play after the trade deadline with two games against the host Portland Trail Blazers, the first on Friday night. The Grizzlies traded club stalwart Jaren Jackson Jr.
The silence surrounding Ja Morant at the NBA trade deadline was more telling than any blockbuster deal. With trade rumors circling him the entire season, most insiders believed the star guard would find a new home.
The Memphis Grizzlies have decided to reset. The Grizzlies added three draft picks in the trade for Jaren Jackson Jr. Did they get enough for one of the top defensive players in the NBA?
The Memphis Grizzlies made a big trade right before the deadline, but it involved Jaron Jackson Jr., and not Ja Morant. In fact, it sounds as though Morant got little to no interest from teams around the league.
The Sixers will trade veteran guard Eric Gordon and a second-round pick swap in 2032 to the Grizzlies, sources tell ESPN’s Shams Charania (Twitter link).
The Memphis Grizzlies are continuing to get involved in the NBA traded line, making a small move with the Philadelphia 76ers to help them with some roster flexibility.
The Memphis Grizzlies got their heavy lifting around the trade deadline out of the way early. Jaren Jackson Jr., who was tied to the organization via a contract extension set to kick in this offseason, was moved to Utah for more draft capital and a couple of players still on their rookie contracts.
Ty Jerome put up a game-high 28 points, Cam Spencer hit two key late 3-pointers, and the Memphis Grizzlies held off the host Sacramento Kings for a 129-125 victory Wednesday night.
An eventful NBA trade deadline passed with superstars changing teams, longtime veterans getting cut loose and contenders choosing tax savings over competition.
The Utah Jazz made a big splash by trading three future picks and two prospects to the Memphis Grizzlies for Jaren Jackson Jr., a trade that gives the Jazz both a star and one of the biggest starting lineups in the NBA.