**Ja Morant Trade Looms: Four Potential Suitors for the Memphis Grizzlies Star** The Memphis Grizzlies are considering trade offers for two-time All-Star point guard Ja Morant, as sources close to the team reveal. Morant's tumultuous seven-year tenure in Memphis, marked by off-court issues and injuries, has led to a significant decline in his value. Morant's struggles on the court, including a career-low 19.0 points per game and a 21% three-point shooting percentage, have made him a difficult sell on the trade market. Despite his talent, Morant's availability matters, as he's on pace for his third straight season of fewer than 60 games. Four teams have been identified as potential suitors for Morant: the Miami Heat, Milwaukee Bucks, Toronto Raptors, and Minnesota Timberwolves. However, the Wizards' acquisition of Trae Young without draft compensation has set a precedent that may make it challenging for Memphis to get full value in return for Morant. A trade to the Miami Heat could be a good fit for Morant, as the team's "Heat culture" ethos has a history of rejuvenating players. Replacing Tyler Herro with Morant could increase variance for Miami, but the team's lack of star power and complicated contract situation make it an uncertain proposition. The Bucks, Raptors, and Timberwolves also have a shot at acquiring Morant, but their respective needs and salary cap situations will determine the feasibility of a trade. One thing working in Memphis' favor: Morant's contract is more manageable than Trae Young's, with a lower cap hit and fewer years remaining. Will Ja Morant find a new home this season? The trade market is heating up, but it remains to be seen if Memphis can get the value they desire for their star point guard.