Star Ja Morant is the Memphis Grizzlies player whose home was burglarized by the seven men from Chile charged in federal court with orchestrating break-ins at the homes of prominent professional athletes around the country,

Memphis Grizzlies general manager Zach Kleiman doesn't blame other GMs for coveting Ja Morant, but emphasized they don't have a shot at getting him.

Despite a report from Howard Beck of The Ringer, no one truly believes that the Memphis Grizzlies would trade Ja Morant this offseason. However, after seeing Lu

Grizzlies general manager Zach Kleiman is shutting down any Ja Morant rumors. One day after talk emerged of Morant potentially being the next NBA superstar on the move, Kleiman called “nonsense” on any notion the guard could be leaving Memphis any time soon.

The Ringer's Howard Beck reported that the Grizzlies could move Morant this offseason if the team fails to make a deep postseason run.

Memphis Grizzlies star Ja Morant’s home was burglarized in December with thieves apparently taking as much as $1 million in property, a senior law enforcement source with knowledge of the

The Grizzlies roster will be getting more expensive this offseason with Jaren Jackson Jr. up for a lucrative contract extension and a new deal required for restricted free agent Santi Aldama.