"Everyone is responsible for my responsibility," the evil spirit of gun water that bowed to the sudden fall of the "2nd → 13th" team

Jamant of the Memphis Grizzlies attended an official interview on the 16th (Korea Standard Time) and had time to respond to him and the team's current situation.

Morant, a second-choice draft pick, has been selected as one of the stars who will lead the future of the league since joining the NBA. Morant, who has explosive athletic abilities, has wowed fans by making several highlights.

In particular, he averaged 26.2 points, 5.9 rebounds, and 8.1 assists in the 2021-2022 season, rising to the ranks of top guards. He was selected as an MIP and All-NBA team, and participated in the All-Star Game.

Along with Morant, Memphis also completed its rebuilding process and became a powerhouse in the Western Conference. The team has become the No. 2 seed in the Western Conference for the last two consecutive seasons, building a power that cannot be ignored.

Morant, however, went against the expectations of fans and became a bad boy. Morant, who continued to be talked about due to bad issues, caused a stir when he took out a gun and showed it off during a live broadcast on his personal SNS at a club party in the early morning of March.

Morant's misdeeds did not end there. Two months after the scandal broke out, he was seen bragging about his behavior while holding a gun on a live broadcast. The secretariat gave Morant a 25-game suspension, which was not his first time.

Without its ace, Memphis has been reeling from a sharp downturn in the early stages of the season. With a large number of its flagship players, including Stephen Adams, Marcus Smart and Brandon Clarke out due to injury, Memphis has had only six wins and 17 losses as of 23 games. The absence of its ace, who is responsible for scoring many goals, is quite significant.

Morant told a news conference that he feels responsible for his team's lackluster performance with two more games to go before lifting the disciplinary action. He said his actions prevented him from playing with his teammates.

"I didn't come out on the court, but the team's poor performance is entirely my responsibility. I couldn't go out to fight with the team because of the decision I made," Morant blamed himself.

"I was counting the days. Every morning when I woke up, I thought, 'Yeah, I'm a day closer to my return,'" he said, explaining that he looked forward to his return.

Memphis, which plunged to 13th place in the West, is also 6.5 games shy of the 10th place, the Maginot Line that qualifies for the play-in tournament. Considering the power of Western Conference teams, it is not easy to take a leap forward even if Morant returns.

Nevertheless, if Morant joins the roster that has collapsed due to unfavorable injury conditions, it will be like a heaven and earth. Will Morant be able to save the team in crisis? Morant's return match will be against New Orleans on Tuesday.  스포츠토토사이트