Memphis Grizzlies star Ja Morant is reportedly unhappy with his reduced role in the team’s offense this season, as he struggles with career-low numbers in several key categories. According to ESPN, Morant’s frustration has been evident both publicly and privately as he deals with his diminished involvement on the court.

Morant is currently averaging career lows in touches, average touch length, and dribbles per touch. His scoring has also taken a hit, with his 22.4 points per game marking his lowest average since the 2020-21 season. Additionally, his field goal percentage has dropped to .448, the worst of his career.

The dynamic point guard has been a cornerstone of the Grizzlies’ success in recent years, but his decreased offensive responsibility appears to be weighing on him. With Memphis looking to stay competitive in the Western Conference, it remains to be seen whether adjustments will be made to reintegrate Morant into a more dominant role.

The situation is one to watch as the season progresses, with Morant’s dissatisfaction potentially influencing team dynamics and strategies moving forward.