Youthful! Morant talks about teammates and Jen Huang spraying each other: basketball is not about human sophistication The Grizzlies are not afraid of anyone

This season, the Grizzlies' Youth have become dark horses, and they are currently in third place in the West with 35 wins and 18 losses, and have four wins ahead of the Jazz in the West. The Grizzlies are full of color, their style of play is also full of passion, and the whole team has a posture of not being afraid of heaven.

On Jan. 10, the Grizzlies defeated the Lakers, and the Grizzlies clashed with LeBron James, who spewed trash talk. James, unhappy with some of the ways Bane and the other Grizzlies were leading, said to Bane, "That was the last time you were, that TM was your last, that was the last time you were so disrespectful to me." ”

When Kyle Anderson came over to persuade James to calm down, James continued: "You just started shooting a few balls and started spewing trash. TMD, I don't eat this set. ”

More than 20 days have passed since that skirmish, but esplanade recently interviewed the Grizzlies while doing a feature article asking about their mindset. The Grizzlies will believe that this temperament of not being afraid of heaven is their label.

Morant said: "Almost everyone on our team grew up watching James play, all of us are still fans of him and we know he's one of the greatest players of all time. But basketball doesn't talk about brotherhood, and if you talk about that, then you lose. James is competitive, and so is Bane. I love this tit-for-tat confrontation, which shows that no matter who stands in front of us, our people don't back down. ”

For James's anger, Jaren Jackson's attitude is indifferent, he shrugged his shoulders and said: "This is not new to us, when we spray garbage, there are always people who are upset, we don't care." If they're angry, fine. If they're not angry, it's fine. Anyway, we just have fun, we still spew trash. ”

Compared with the Grizzlies of the past, this Grizzlies are now more passionate, with players on the court playing hard and players sitting on the court often celebrating with dancing and spraying garbage. The Grizzlies' style has left a lot of people unhappy, but Morant believes that's their label.

"That's our label, and it's going to be," Morant says, "and some people don't like our style, but it gives us the advantage, the drive, the energy, so we're going to keep doing it." ”

This season, the Grizzlies' goal has gone beyond just getting into the playoffs, they're thinking about how to go further in the playoffs. Morant said: "It's clear that everyone's ultimate goal is to win the championship, and we just make sure that every step of the way every day is to try to get better." Eventually, we will build our own empire. ”

Bane also said: "Now, we are on this stage, we are on the biggest stage, we want to let everyone know that we are coming, and we will stay on this stage." ”