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Grizzlies Watch as Ja Morant Shines for Trail Blazers

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It had been a long time coming this offseason by the time the Memphis Grizzlies traded Ja Morant to the Portland Trail Blazers in June. The deal sent the mercurial point guard to Portland in exchange for Jerami Grant, Kris Murray and $1 million in cash.…

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