Morant uses finger gun gesture
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Morant, who has been suspended twice by the league for showing weapons on social media, said it doesn't bother him what people say about him.
From USA TODAY
"Morant was previously warned by the league office that this gesture could be interpreted in a negative light," the league's statement said.
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Morant, who has been suspended by the NBA for gun-related incidents in recent seasons, ignored a warning given to him earlier the same day.
Memphis Grizzlies guard Ja Morant has been fined $75,000 for twice using a finger-gun gesture during a game on Thursday, the National Basketball Association said. The gestures by Morant, who has been suspended twice by the NBA for showing a handgun on social media,
Memphis guard Ja Morant risked further action from the NBA after making a shooting gesture with his finger during Thursday's game against the Miami Heat despite being warned earlier in the week to refrain from the "inappropriate" celebration.
Earlier Thursday, the league told Morant and Golden State Warriors guard Buddy Hield that they could not mimic shooting a gun with their fingers. Both made the gesture when the te
Dan Patrick reacts to Ja Morant using the finger gun gesture for a second time in the Memphis Grizzlies' game against the Miami Heat, and what the action says about Morant's character moving forward.
Ja Morant flashed the finger guns for a second straight game after an NBA warning. The Memphis Grizzlies star deserves a suspension.
Ja Morant and guns is the NBA’s version of peanut butter and jelly. On Friday the league announced that Morant would be fined $75,000 for making the gesture against the Heat. Ja Morant just hit the finger gun celly again after getting investigated