Ja Morant is having a fantastic season on an individual level, but unfortunately he has just been cut off by a knee injury. And when we see the message posted on social networks by the player, we can fear the worst.
This season, Ja Morant truly establishes himself as one of the best leaders in the NBA. Always so explosive, very fair in his choices, he turns at 25.3 points, 7.1 assists and 5.8 rebounds on average, which could logically have allowed him to win a place in the All-Star Game next February. Unfortunately, this selection could be called into question following his injury this Friday. The images are disturbing.
Ja Morant exited the game after an apparent leg injury
Hope he’s OK ???? pic.twitter.com/M8Za8KST9x
— Bleacher Report (@BleacherReport) November 27, 2021
Ja Morant hit in the knee, he asks his fans for help
In the world of sports, there are no images more chilling than a player who injures himself without the slightest touch. At no time does the Grizzlies star’s left knee collide with Kevin Huerter or John Collins, which may suggest a serious ligament injury … Especially since Ja Morant has posted a heavy message about social networks.
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– Ja Morant (@JaMorant) November 27, 2021
It is in the hands of god now. All we can do is pray.
At the time, Ja Morant also seemed to fear the worst and asked the prayers of his fans to help him in this ordeal. Seeing such a message, the hearts of Grizzlies supporters must have stopped dead in their tracks, contemplating the worst. Luckily, the distress wasn’t too long, as the franchise quickly updated on the player. The worst has obviously been avoided.
Ja Morant suffered a left knee sprain upon preliminary imagining, according to the Memphis Grizzlies. More details to come later.
— Chris Haynes (@ChrisBHaynes) November 27, 2021
Ja Morant suffers from a sprained left knee according to the Grizzlies.
More fear than harm for Ja Morant, and fortunately! If his Grizzlies couldn’t compete with the Hawks without him, he should be reunited with his teammates within a few weeks. Until then, Memphie will have to keep his head above water.
