Ja Morant Set to Miss the Remainder of the Season

2 months ago

Ja Morant Set to Miss the Remainder of the Season

Ja Morant's season is over after recieving a PRP injection to help optimize healing in his left UCL sprain. It's expected that Morant will be completely healed and ready for the 2026-27 season. He's played just 20 games this season during a campaign riddled with injuries and trade rumors. His Grizzlies future remains uncertain with an offseason trade possible.

By Pranay Mukherjee

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