The Athletic's Sam Amick, Fred Katz and Joe Vardon previously reported after that Morant "remained supportive of the coach up to the end," but did not enjoy playing in an offensive system that "takes the ball out of his hands and removes the screens he likes to use as a ball handler to make plays."

Former NBA star Patrick Beverley recently opened up about his opinion on Taylor Jenkins' firing amid Ja Morant's gun gesture controversy.

ClutchPoints: “The decision, I am told, was about the second half of the season… I can confirm that Ja Morant did not ask for this move to be made and the team did not know that this

The NBA is investigating Memphis Grizzlies star Ja Morant for a gesture he made at the end of Tuesday's loss to the Golden State Warriors, according to reports.

The NBA reportedly issued both Ja Morant and Buddy Hield warnings for their “inappropriate” gestures in the Golden State Warriors vs. Memphis Grizzlies game.

Morant made the gun gesture multiple times during the game, usually aimed at the nearest defender, and in celebration of one of his five 3-pointers. Late in the game when the Warriors were in complete control,

ESPN’s Shams Charania reported on Wednesday that the NBA is looking into the incident. After the news broke, Morant took to X. “Ja this .. ja that ..,” the veteran guard posted, along with a laughing emoji.

Ja Morant is being dragged on social media for yet another alleged offense involving gunplay. Though, this time, the incident was less of a potential threat but more of a display of poor sportsmanship.

The NBA reportedly issued both Ja Morant and Buddy Hield warnings for their "inappropriate" gestures in the Golden State Warriors vs. Memphis Grizzlies game.