That speculation led one executive to muse Ja Morant could become available this summer if the Grizzlies flame out in the first round of the playoffs. Right on cue, Grizzlies general manager Zach Kleiman squashed that rumor.

Mac McClung has heard the NBA stars talk about their desire to participate in the Slam Dunk Contest next year, and he's all for it. Speaking to TMZ Sports, McClung said the Dunk Contest "deserves" players like Ja Morant,

The Chilean migrants who robbed the homes of Travis Kelce, Patrick Mahomes, and Joe Burrow did the same to Ja Morant's house, according to a report.

Trade speculation about Morant first surfaced when The Ringer's Howard Beck, in a conversation on the "Real Ones" podcast about other star players who could potentially be traded,

There will be push back from the Grizzlies about this, but this is what front offices do: plan for every eventuality.

Ja Morant teased that he might want to try the NBA Dunk Contest after Mac McClung made NBA history by winning his third straight on Saturday night, and Morant wanted to see Zach LaVine and Aaron Gordon return to the event as well.

Mac McClung Makes NBA All-Star History, Completes Three-Peat in Slam Dunk Contest Memphis Grizzlies star guard Ja Morant hinted at a possible appearance in the Slam Dunk Competition while the 2025 Slam Dunk Competition took place.

Memphis Grizzlies guard Ja Morant was the subject of another pro athlete's home invasion, in which items worth more than $1 million were taken. Morant's net worth in 2025 is roughly $50 million. Ja's house was reportedly burglarized in December and was in connection with the same burglary sting that affected NFL's Kansas City Chiefs starting quarterback Patrick Mahomes,

Memphis Grizzlies general manager Zach Kleiman is vehemently dismissing a recent rumor that Ja Morant could potentially be a trade candidate this summer. Speaking to Drew Hill of The Daily Memphian, Kleiman called the rumors "nonsense" and something he won't give any "oxygen" toward addressing.

The Kings star hints at possibly another go around at the Slam Dunk competition after being called out by Ja Morant.

Grizzlies' star Ja Morant is a name to "keep an eye on" in the trade market this summer, according to a report from The Ringer's Howard Beck.