Ja Morant's calf strain has sparked trade speculation among NBA fans, with many assuming that the Memphis Grizzlies will part ways with the star guard. According to the team's official injury update, Morant will be reevaluated in approximately two weeks and is expected to miss some time.
Rumors have been circulating that Morant might request a trade while he's sidelined, which would further fuel speculation about his future with the Grizzlies. Some fans believe that Morant has already lost his joy playing for the team, citing his recent comments about what the Grizzlies could've done differently in a loss against the Los Angeles Lakers.
Despite the Grizzlies' disappointing start to the season, some fans think it's time for both sides to part ways. The numbers don't lie - through 12 games, Morant has averaged just 17.9 points per game, shooting 35 percent from the field, which is his lowest career average.
While there hasn't been any concrete evidence of a trade in the works, NBA fans seem to be convinced that Morant will soon see his final days with the Grizzlies. The situation remains uncertain until Morant's return, and the NBA world will have to wait and see how things play out further.
Rumors have been circulating that Morant might request a trade while he's sidelined, which would further fuel speculation about his future with the Grizzlies. Some fans believe that Morant has already lost his joy playing for the team, citing his recent comments about what the Grizzlies could've done differently in a loss against the Los Angeles Lakers.
Despite the Grizzlies' disappointing start to the season, some fans think it's time for both sides to part ways. The numbers don't lie - through 12 games, Morant has averaged just 17.9 points per game, shooting 35 percent from the field, which is his lowest career average.
While there hasn't been any concrete evidence of a trade in the works, NBA fans seem to be convinced that Morant will soon see his final days with the Grizzlies. The situation remains uncertain until Morant's return, and the NBA world will have to wait and see how things play out further.
u feel like morant is just using this injury as an excuse 2 ask 4 a trade? its kinda sus that he's makin rumors about gettin released by the grizzlies when he's still got a contract 
. I mean, we've only seen him play a few games this season and he's already struggling with injuries 
. And yeah, the Grizzlies didn't win that last game against the Lakers, but come on, it's just one loss, right? 
. Morant has been working through some tough times in his personal life and that can definitely affect a player's performance 
. Plus, have you seen the Grizzlies' roster? They've got some talented young players coming up, maybe Morant just needs to find his groove again 
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. Two weeks sounds like a pretty short timeline for reevaluating his situation 
. Let's see how he does when he comes back and then we can start talking about trading him 
The Grizzlies are trying to rebuild, and Morant's been a key piece of that puzzle... but at the same time, it's hard to deny if he does start to lose his mojo on the court, why keep him around? 
I think we need to see how this calf strain thing plays out before making any judgments about Morant's future with the team. 
. I mean, 17.9 ppg is still decent, just not what you expect from someone of his talent level 
. Plus, the Grizzlies are built around him - Ja's got to be part of this rebuild 
. That being said, if he really feels like it's time for a change, maybe he should start looking now? 
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those numbers are pretty low even for him, but everyone's so invested in the Grizzlies right now 
. Morant has been through tough times before, and he's still an elite player in this league 
. The numbers might not be what fans want to see, but they're only a small part of the picture 
. What's really important is how the Grizzlies can support their young star during his recovery and help him regain his form 
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