While the Memphis Grizzlies continue to struggle this season, Ja Morant's future with the team has also drawn immense scrutiny. However, in yet another post, Morant showed his love for the city and his team with an emotional post on his social media.After being suspended for one game following the locker room drama, on Tuesday, Morant posted a series of pictures featuring his highlights with the team this season. Interestingly, Morant tagged Rod Wave's "Take The Blame" song as the music sticker for the post. View this post on Instagram Instagram PostJa Morant posted his own comment on the post. He reacted to a bear emoji, showing support for his Memphis Grizzlies team.Morant's former teammate, Yuki Kawamura, who now plays for the Chicago Bulls, also commented on thr post. He commented with a bue heart and salute emojis. "Stay The Course," one of the fans suggested to the Grizzlies star. Brooklyn Nets forward Zaire Williams supported Morant and seemingly told the Grizzlies star to call him. Morant's other sister, Riley Morant, also showed family solidarity with her brother and commented on the post with two hugging emojis.Comments on the postNiya Morant also reacted to the post in separate posts on her Instagram Story. In the first Instagram Story, she reposted Morant's post, featuring the Grizzlies star coming out of his house. "twinnn💙," she wrote in the caption.[Credit: IG/@niyamorant]In her subsequent Instagram Story, Niya reposted the post, featuring a picture of the Grizzlies star in an orange hoodie over a No. 8 jersey, with a somber look on his face. "head up 12, we good. bby sis gotchu 5L 💙♾️," she wrote in the caption.[Credit: IG/@niyamorant]NBA scout delivers concerning observation on Ja Morant's recent games After a one-game suspension, Ja Morant returned to play for the Memphis Grizzlies. In the loss to the Detroit Pistons, not much of the story had changed. Morant played 35 minutes and scored only 18 points. After the game, the Grizzlies star was asked if he got the same level of enjoyment playing the game after the suspension. Morant blatantly answered, "No." Now, similar reports are coming about his body language.According to an NBA scout who has observed Morant in the last few games, the Grizzlies star hasn't been playing his best game. "He's not playing hard like he usually does. He's not getting downhill like he usually does," the NBA scout told Sports Illustrated. "He's going slower and stopping and passing out of actions. He just looks checked out."Like many NBA fans, let's hope Ja Morant and the Grizzlies aren't headed for a divorce.