Ja Morant, a guard with the Grizzlies, was dismissed for "questioning the integrity of the officials."

 


Many Memphis Grizzlies and basketball fans expressed their astonishment on social media when Ja Morant was dismissed at the conclusion of the first half on Saturday.

Crew head referee John Goble gave an explanation for why Morant earned both of his technical fouls in a pool report following the game. Late in the second quarter, Morant received his first technical foul as he tried to snag a pass and seemed angry that a foul had been called.

According to Goble, Morant was given a technical foul for cursing at an official.

The most contentious technical was the second one, which resulted in Morant's expulsion. With 42.3 seconds remaining in the second quarter, the referees dismissed Morant for what seemed to be a chat with a spectator.

Morant received his second technical foul for raising concerns about the impartiality of the umpires, according to Goble.

The complete pool report on why Ja Morant received his second technical foul is available here.

For using obscenities at an official, Morant received a technical foul. ⬇️⬇️


After the game, a video of Morant using his father's cell phone to communicate with the courtside Grizzlies fans went viral. Morant grinned throughout the Facetime video.

When Morant was dismissed, the Grizzlies had a 61-40 deficit. They lost against the Thunder 115–109. The Grizzlies' seven-game winning streak was ended by the loss.


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