Last week, ESPN NBA insider Shams Charania reported that the Memphis Grizzlies were "entertaining offers" to "potentially" move star point guard Ja Morant. Charania added that the team is still open to keeping the 26-year-old, but it feels like we're moving closer to the end of his time with the organization. Since that news broke, there have been conversations about what they could get in return for him.
On ESPN's NBA Today, Brian Windhorst said that after talking with executives around the league, he doesn't think Morant's value is high. He added that teams interested in trading for the guard would look to "buy low," and he believes that's the offers the Grizzlies will get.