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Memphis wrapped its season with a strong 48–34 record, securing the eighth seed in the Western Conference and clinching a Play-In berth. They forced a Game 7 against the Oklahoma City Thunder in the first round—ultimately falling 4–3 in a tightly contested series. Ja Morant led the charge in 2024-25 with his explosive athleticism, averaging over 23.2 points per game, while Jaren Jackson Jr. was a defensive anchor, averaging 22.2 points and 5.6 rebounds along with nearly 1.5 blocks per game. The team’s midseason coaching change, with Taylor Jenkins replaced by Tuomas Iisalo, didn’t slow their push for the postseason.
A season hampered by injuries and instability resulted in a 27–55 record and no postseason appearance. Desmond Bane stood out offensively, averaging 23.7 points per game and consistently lighting up the scoreboard from beyond the arc. On the defensive end, Brandon Clarke brought energy and hustle, contributing 5.3 rebounds and over one block per contest despite the team’s struggles. While the record was underwhelming, individual strides from Bane and Clarke offered optimism for the future.
The Grizzlies soared to a 51–31 record, earning the second seed in the West and sweeping the Minnesota Timberwolves in the first round of the playoffs before being ousted by the Lakers in the second round. Ja Morant averaged 26.2 points and 8.1 assists, delivering electrifying playmaking night after night, while Jaren Jackson Jr. earned Defensive Player of the Year honors by averaging nearly three blocks per game and anchoring the paint. The combination of Morant’s offensive flair and Jackson’s interior dominance made Memphis one of the league’s most exciting teams that year.
