Ja Morant Exits Grizzlies Game Against Cavs Due to Calf Soreness

Ja Morant exited the game against the Cleveland Cavaliers on November 15 due to right calf soreness. The Memphis Grizzlies announced that Morant would not return with 6:01 left in the first quarter.
Injury Details
Morant displayed a strong performance initially before leaving the game. He was jogging cautiously up the court when he collided with Cavaliers guard Sam Merrill while pursuing a loose ball. The impact led to a foul against Morant, who then walked off in visible pain.
Previous Injury History
This recent injury follows Morant’s absence from the Grizzlies’ game on November 12 against the Boston Celtics. He missed that match due to a sore right ankle, which he sustained in a loss to the New York Knicks on November 11.
Performance Statistics
- Date of Injury: November 15
- Time Left in Quarter: 6:01
- Points Scored Before Injury: 7
- Assists Recorded: 2
- Minutes Played: 6
Impact on the Team
Morant’s exit significantly impacted the Grizzlies, leaving them without any available point guards for the remainder of the game. Other players sidelined include Ty Jerome (calf), Scotty Pippen Jr. (toe), and Javon Small (toe).
This situation raises concerns for the Grizzlies as they navigate upcoming games without key players. The team will need to adapt quickly to maintain their performance in the competitive league environment.




