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The young star speedrunning his villain arc. Multiple gun incidents on Instagram Live, suspended twice for reckless behavior. His 'my own worst enemy' approach is making him one of the league's most controversial stars.
"Being suspended for 25 games after his second Instagram Live gun incident in 2023 - despite already being suspended earlier that season - showed a pattern that threatens his career."
Young player making mistakes but learning from them. His on-court talent is generational. Memphis community supports him. He's working on maturity and making better decisions. Still has time to turn it around.
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The young star speedrunning his villain arc. Multiple gun incidents on Instagram Live, suspended twice for reckless behavior. His 'my own worst enemy' approach is making him one of the league's most controversial stars.
Ja Morant has a villain score of 87.0 out of 100. This score is calculated from community votes and reflects how strongly NBA fans feel about this player's villain status. The higher the score, the more universally disliked they are.
Being suspended for 25 games after his second Instagram Live gun incident in 2023 - despite already being suspended earlier that season - showed a pattern that threatens his career.
Ja Morant is in the Rising tier, a newer or emerging villain whose hate score is still growing as fans weigh in.
Yes, Ja Morant is still an active NBA player, continuing to build their villain resume with each season.