Morant leaves Grizzlies: He enters treatment program

the season of Ja Morant It may be over. As Adrian Wojnarowski and Tim McMahon reported last night, the Grizzlies point his guard out of the team indefinitely after entering a therapy program in Florida to treat non-sporting behavior problems. became.of Memphis Grizzlies -more than this Stephen Adams and Brandon Clark Due to injury, for the rest of the campaign they see the future even more jeopardized in this way considering the playoffs but will prioritize mental health A star that waits as long as it takes.

A Tennessee franchise removed a point guard from its team after he posted a video of him holding a gun at a Denver strip club after a loss to the Nuggets.Morant has already lost since then four parties. The player himself publicly apologized and admitted that he was “seeking help and working on learning better ways to deal with stress and my general well-being.”

As the NBA investigation into the gun scene continues, police colorado The Grizzlies have publicly repeatedly voiced their support for Ja Morant. The Memphis coach said, “There are a lot of ongoing internal dialogues and dialogues with the league.Taylor JenkinsAbout the Morant case.

“Ja is fully committed to this process and ready for whatever happens,” Jenkins added in a statement collected by ESPN. Nike just signed a line of shoes with the player. is. 23 years oldalso showing support for Morant.

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“I appreciate Ja for her responsibility and for taking the time to get the help she needs. I support her prioritizing their well-being,” he said in a statement. Nike, I was recently questioned about the value conveyed by her new sneaker image after breaking up with Kyrie Irving Just because of his controversy.

And the gun video is just one of the non-sporting controversies the Grizzlies star has been involved in in recent weeks. 17 years old threatened him with a gun and confronted a security guard in the parking lot. Indiana Pacers They also accused a point guard of pointing a gun at the team bus after a game in late January.