Despite a gambling scandal continuing to unfold, there’s no bigger story in the NBA at the moment than Ja Morant’s obvious displeasure with the Memphis Grizzlie

The Dallas Mavericks (2-6) head to Memphis Friday night for their first NBA Cup game against the Grizzlies (3-6). It is a tale of two dysfunctional teams: the Grizzlies, who attempt to make peace with star Ja Morant, and the Mavericks, who attempt to make, well, a shot.

After the Grizzlies, the Mavericks play the Washington Wizards in the second game of a back-to-back on Saturday and then face the Milwaukee Bucks on Monday. It will certainly be interesting to see if Davis can suit up for any of those matchups.

Only a handful of teams are enjoying a worse start to the season than the Memphis Grizzlies, who enter Friday’s date with the Mavericks on a four-game losing st

The Grizzlies, who play host to the Dallas Mavericks on Friday night in an NBA Cup game, have lost four straight and their top two players -- All-Stars Ja Morant and Jaren Jackson Jr. -- are struggling in new coach Tuomas Iisalo's system.

Morant's tenure in Memphis may seem like it's ending. But small market teams with an expiring stadium lease don't trade stars lightly.

Memphis Grizzlies rookie Javon Small is expected to become Ja Morant's primary backup due to injuries to other guards. Small impressed during the preseason, scoring 34 points and 13 assists in the final two games. Grizzlies coach Tuomas Iisalo noted Small ...

The Memphis Grizzlies are expected to shop Ja Morant on the trade market, although his value around the NBA has never been lower.

Memphis Grizzlies coaches and players discussed the process of getting Jaren Jackson Jr. more involved on offense.

In a recent game, Kevin Durant made a light-hearted jab at Ja Morant's father as rumors of a rift within the Grizzlies grew louder.