Memphis Grizzlies star Ja Morant reflected on the difficulties of dealing with an injury and missing key NBA games. Ja Morant made his return to the court on Saturday night as the Memphis Grizzlies faced off against the Los Angeles Lakers.

After missing six games with a hamstring injury, Ja Morant will be available on Saturday night for the Memphis Grizzlies' game against the Lakers.

Ja Morant will miss his fourth straight game with a hamstring injury on Friday night when the Grizzlies play the Clippers.

At least two league executives, however, questioned the demand for Morant in the trade market. And firing Morant’s only coach, while the Grizzlies are headed for the playoffs with just two weeks

Morant reportedly didn’t like that the new system took “the ball out of his hands and removes the screens he likes to use as a ball handler to make plays,” relying instead o

Despite the solid all-around season they have had, the Grizzlies made the decision on Friday to fire head coach Taylor Jenkins. Jenkins has been the head coach in Memphis since the 2019-20 season. With his tenure as the Grizzlies' head coach now over,

Despite speculation that Ja Morant may have been unhappy with some of the developments under Taylor Jenkins, the Memphis Grizzlies star expressed how "tough" it was to see the previous head coach fired.

After a March 5 loss against the Thunder, a clearly frustrated Ja Morant said that he shouldn’t have played. While it’s unclear if the competitive star pushed to play against the

Prior to the Memphis Grizzlies' surprise decision to fire head coach Taylor Jenkins, Ja Morant had made it known he wasn't a fan of the offensive system they were using. Per The Athletic's Sam Amick,