This season was full of surprises and shocks. However, arguable the biggest of them all was the emergence of the Memphis Grizzlies. Led by third-year guard Ja Morant, they ascended in the second half of the season. Despite being a small market team, they made noise all around the league. Dominating the best of the best, the Grizzlies were all set for a deep playoff run.

But there had to be a bump in the road, and Memphis was hit with the worst. Ja Morant went down against the Golden State Warriors and there was no room left to get back. Now, weeks later, Morant looks at his peak as he soared through the gym for an emphatic dunk.

The Warriors were one of the best teams in the league this season. However, over all of their meetings, Ja Morant has been their kryptonite. He has torched the Bay on multiple occasions and their semi-finals series was no different. Playing in the first three games, Morant was on a totally different playing field than the others.

The Memphis All-Star averaged 38.3 points, 8.3 assists, and 6.7 rebounds along with 3 steals per game. He was the X factor and the one man who could lead them into a comeback. However, in Game 3, Ja went down and picked up an injury in his right knee.

He couldn’t play another minute in the series. Likewise, the Grizzlies lost the series 4-2. However, Morant is all recovered and ready to go as he showcased his insane athleticism.

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Ja Morant is ready to go yet again

Morant was one of the superstars to come out of the 2021-22 NBA season. After an impressive sophomore year, the Grizzlies point guard took a jump that shocked everyone. He showed off his best coming into the conversation to be the MVP of this league.

In addition, he put the Grizzlies on the map as one of the best upcoming teams. Unfortunately, he couldn’t end his season on a high.

After taking his time to recover from the setback, Morant is looking to fly right back in. Morant is always looking to push himself to be the best version of himself. Likewise, he isn’t one to take a rest in the off-season. He is back in the lab, and he is trying on some new moves.

A video caught a glimpse of Ja pulling off a dunk just months after his bone bruise. He rose up for a show-stopping between-the-legs dunk that put the NBA world on notice.

With Morant looking all ready to finish the job, Memphis will have all eyes on them. Grizzlies have all the young talent they need, and a leader fit to take them all the way. While Morant took the spotlight, there were others who were huge in the Grizzlies’ success. Notably, Desmond Bane and Jaren Jackson Jr. were key contributors this season.

Bane proved he is more than just a three-point specialist as he took Morant’s place in his absence. On the other hand, Jackson is one of the best rim protectors in the league. Dillon Brooks also adds to both sides of the floor and can be lethal on his day.

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One of the major advantages the Grizzlies hold is they are still a young team making a loud noise. Morant and company have years to grow and understand each other’s games to get the best production. Coming off such an impressive season, Memphis will be a team to keep an eye on in the coming season.

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