Is Ja Morant Playing Tonight vs Nuggets? Grizzlies Release Injury Report for High-flying Superstar
Ja Morant, the high-flying dunking machine is leading the charge for the Memphis Grizzlies this season. They currently sit at the no.1 spot on the Western Conference standings. And as the season continues to take its toll, will he play vs the Nuggets?
Ahead of a 3-game road trip, fans want to know if Ja will play vs the Nuggets. The Denver outfit, buoyed by the reigning MVP Nikola Jokic’s incredible form, sits second on the table.
They will look to notch up an important road win and go one game closer in a bid to win the Western Conference. So, the question remains, will Ja play?
Is Ja Morant playing tonight? Grizzlies Release injury report ahead of the game
As per the latest injury reports, Ja Morant will likely feature on the first game of the road trip.
.@memgrizz status report, Dec. 20 at @nuggets:
OUT
Desmond Bane – RT Big Toe Sprain
Danny Green – LT Knee Surgery Recovery
Kenneth Lofton Jr. – NBA G League Two-Way Transfer— Grizzlies PR (@GrizzliesPR) December 20, 2022
From the latest update, we can see that players with long-term injuries like Desmond Bane and Danny Green are out. There is no one listed as probable or questionable.
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