Ja Morant sends defiant message to Grizzlies after ugly Game 1 loss to Thunder

Ja Morant sends defiant message to Grizzlies after ugly Game 1 loss to Thunder

Memphis’ 51-point loss was the worst in franchise history in the playoffs and led to Ja Morant to declare that it would never happen again.

Ja Morant promises Grizzlies ‘will never play that bad again’ after Game 1 loss

The Grizzlies have just made history for all the wrong reasons, as they just suffered the most lopsided NBA playoff defeat in over a decade. After their 131-80 loss in the opening of their Western Conference postseason series, Ja Morant gave a strong message to both fans and teammates.  “We will never play that bad […] The post Ja Morant promises Grizzlies ‘will never play that bad again’ after Game 1 loss appeared first on Basketball Insiders |…

Ja Morant Expects to Bounce Back After Grizzlies Blowout Loss

Going up against the number one seed as an eighth seed is never an easy task. For the Memphis Grizzlies, that is their reality for the next three games unless they can push their round one playoff series against the Oklahoma City Thunder past four games. The Thunder are no ordinary one-seed; they’re one of the most dominating one-seeds the league has seen in recent years. Memphis can only blame themselves for being in this position to begin with…

Ja Morant promises Grizzlies will be better

The Memphis Grizzlies are matched up with the Oklahoma City Thunder in the first round of the NBA playoffs. Unfortunately for the Griz and their fans, it’s looking like it’s going to be a rather quick series. The teams met in Oklahoma City on Sunday, and it was as if only one team showed up to play. The Thunder won the game 131-80 in a rout that was shocking to watch. Grizzlies star Ja Morant struggled in particular, going 6-17 from the field. H…

Morant promises Grizzlies 'will never play that bad again'

Ja Morant Sends Clear Message After Blowout Loss To Thunder

(Photo by Ezra Shaw/Getty Images)   The Memphis Grizzlies took a devastating hit in their playoff opener, crumbling under the Oklahoma City Thunder’s relentless attack in a game that quickly turned historic for all the wrong reasons. Sunday’s matchup slipped away early and never tightened, leaving Memphis scrambling for answers ahead of a crucial Game 2. The 51-point defeat stands as the largest Game 1 blowout in NBA playoff history, a shocking …