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The Grizzlies are evaluating a possible path forward around Ja Morant as the team considers a broader rebuild this offseason.
Morant has battled limited availability, playing 79 of 246 games over three seasons, impacting team consistency.
Despite scoring flashes, Morant's shooting efficiency has declined, affecting his overall impact.
The 2025 playoff run underscored the Grizzlies’ need for a clearly defined number-one option.
Memphis contemplates a core shift, moving on from Desmond Bane and Jaren Jackson Jr. at times, to reset around new pieces.
Two years remain on Morant's contract, limiting immediate trade value yet signaling long-term leverage.
The team envisions a quick rebound with the #3 pick and rising talents to reestablish a fresh core.
Ja Morant remains one of the NBA's most talented players in Grizzlies history, but the summer may bring a fresh start.
The article notes the team’s initial core of Morant, Desmond Bane, and Jaren Jackson Jr. failed to meet expectations.
Memphis is preparing for a rebuild that could prioritize younger players and future assets.

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The author envisions drafting Cameron Boozer with the No. 3 pick to boost Memphis’ offense and rebounding.
A trade would send Ja Morant to Sacramento in exchange for Zach LaVine and multiple picks to accelerate the rebuild.
An Oklahoma City trade would move Hartenstein to Memphis in exchange for Walter Clayton Jr. and a 2029 second-round pick.
The piece argues Boozer’s vision and versatility could reduce turnover and boost Grizzlies’ boards as Memphis rebuilds.
The author notes Memphis would still face a hole at point guard long-term despite added depth.
The scenario emphasizes maintaining future draft capital while reshaping the roster.
Memphis would gain depth with a frontcourt that could challenge opponents on size and versatility.
The proposed trade package would give Memphis a starting guard and flexibility for 2027.
The plan includes a secondary move to Oklahoma City that preserves core while adding assets.
The piece portrays Memphis as capable of contending for play-in with expanded depth and flexibility.

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