A Tennessee judge has dismissed the high-profile civil suit involving NBA star Ja Morant. The court ruled that Morant acted in self-defense during a 2022 pickup basketball game at his parents’ home.

Ja Morant on April 28, 2023, in Los Angeles, California. Morant demonstrated how to check a basketball during his appearance in court on Monday. Photo by Ronald Martinez/Getty Images According to ...

Ja Morant took the stand in a hearing that's part of a civil case filed against him, alleging that the Grizzlies superstar assaulted a teenager during a pickup basketball this past July.

Off-the-court issues affected us as an organization,” Morant said. When asked about his takeaways from being eliminated, Morant returned to that theme.

On Monday, Ja Morant spent hours walking attorneys through the July 2022 incident that occurred during a pickup basketball game at his home in Eads.

But eight games seemingly weren't enough to drive the message home. Just ten weeks later, Morant was caught in yet another gun-flashing incident.

Grizzlies' Ja Morant fined $75,000 for making inappropriate gestures on the court The gestures were made by Morant during the Grizzlies’110-108 victory over the Miami Heat on April 3.

A judge ruled that Memphis Grizzlies star Ja Morant acted in self-defense in a 2022 altercation with a teenager. The lawsuit against Morant stemmed from a pickup basketball game at his home.

Two-time All-Star Ja Morant promised a sprained right ankle wouldn't keep him out of Memphis' play-in game against Dallas with the Western Conference's last postseason berth up for grabs Friday night.

Ziaire Williams on Ja Morant: He flew all the way from Memphis just to come to my camp. As great as he is on the court, he’s even ten times better off the court.

Postgame, a reflective Ja Morant admitted the off-the-court actions — highlighted by his own eight-game suspension for waiving a gun at a club on social media — proved a distraction the Grizzlies ...