On May 10, Beijing time, the Grizzlies conducted shooting training to prepare for today's G4 game against the Warriors, and they are currently 1-2 behind on aggregate. ESPN reporter Ohm Youngmisuk reported that G3-banned Dillon made a comeback and regretted his malicious foul that caused Payton Jr. to be injured. Ohm also reported on the latest situation of Morant, who watched the team's shooting training but did not participate, and from the video of walking into the stadium, Morant is still a bit limping.
Dillon said in the interview: "The pace of that game was fast, that's how it happened... It was a tough round. If I could go back to that moment, I'd choose to close it, but now I can't change it either (Payton Jr. is injured). Although Dillon expressed regret, the US media said that he still expected to hear a lot of boos on the road, and even every time he touched the ball, there would be boos.
Ohm posted two videos of Morant walking into the arena, and medical expert Evans said Morant was visibly limping and it was hard to imagine him playing tonight. Grizzlies coach Jenkins said Morant did not attend shooting training and that he had undergone an MRI examination, but Jenkins declined to disclose the results of the test. He also did not say whether Morant would participate in the warm-up before the game, saying everything was not yet determined. In short, the Grizzlies coach is secretive about Morant's injury.
Another video shows Morant appearing on the field, barely standing still while his teammates shoot, dribbling and communicating with the coach. Yesterday, the Grizzlies listed Morant's status as a high probability of absence (25% chance of playing).
Morant's form in this series is too good, averaging 38.3 points, 6.7 rebounds, 8.3 assists and 3 steals per game, shooting 50.6% from the field, 43.3% from three-point range, and averaging three-pointers per game, averaging three-pointers per game, averaging points per game, ranking first in the semifinals of the division. However, the regular season lacks Morant's 25 games, the Grizzlies are 20-5, and the "No Bears" performance is not ambiguous, especially the defensive efficiency is equivalent to the league's first.