Ja Morant, Who Admitted He Could Cook Michael Jordan, Shows Excitement for Fan Favorite Trend, Sending NBA Twitter Into a Frenzy: “Yes! Imagine the Sick Jerseys We Would Get”
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The National Basketball Association is always experimenting with the game. They always try to find innovative ways in which the game can become more enjoyable for the fans. The NBA never shies away from trying out new things, which will in turn make the game more fun and interactive for the fans. Over the years, they have tried out multiple things.
From allowing players to draft their teams for the All-Star event to having a new scoring system in these games. These innovations make the game more interesting. But it looks like one of basketball’s present superstars and the future face of the league wants this particular thing back.
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In 2014, for a game between Miami Heat and the Brooklyn Nets, players were allowed to wear a jersey with their nicknames on their back.
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A recent tweet asked whether the NBA should bring these jerseys back. Among many basketball fans, even Grizzlies superstar Ja Morant gave his nod of approval. Look at Ja’s tweet and some other fan reactions below –
— Ja Morant (@JaMorant) July 23, 2022
Only if the players don't get to choose, the nicknames will be voted on by fans
— Creamy Curd (@creamycurd) July 22, 2022
Not everyone got a positive nickname tho. Dray gonna have “triple single”, AD gonna have “Day-to-Day and Westbrook gonna have “Westbrick”
— Jay (@whatevermyguyz) July 22, 2022
Yes! Imagine the sick jerseys we would get:
"The Process"
"Greek Freak"
"Joker"
"LeMickey"
"The Klaw"
"PG"— Zach (@zachzeaman) July 22, 2022
Imagine watching a huge jersey "The Greek Freak" running at full speed to your basket.
— Hall Of Fame Highlights (@gorotc1337) July 23, 2022
Yes please
— 𝕯𝖊𝖚𝖈𝖊 (@FearDeuce) July 22, 2022
That would be 🔥
— Jackson 🐻🪓 (@_901Ja) July 23, 2022
Ja Morant and the Grizzlies: Future dynasty in making?
The Grizzlies have slowly but steadily built a contender which will compete in Western Conference for years to come. Led by superstar point guard Ja Morant, they are an upcoming team built on solid foundations. They have drafted well in the past four drafts, often drafting players who exceed their draft status. They have a young coach and front office, which is willing to learn and take risks. This year was the one where the Grizzlies announced themselves to the league.
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They were second in a loaded western conference and were a consistent team throughout the regular season. They had role players who stepped up and Ja Morant took a huge step towards superstardom.
In the playoffs, they defeated the Timberwolves in the first round. Against the more experienced Warriors in the second round, they went out in six games. But they had injuries concerns which affected their performance.
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Ja Morant couldn’t participate in the last two games. Desmond Bane was also battling fitness issues. But this is just a start for the Grizzlies who have a bright future. nicknames
Edited by:
Arunaditya Aima