After posting solid numbers in the Memphis Grizzlies' first five games, Ja Morant could not get going against the LA Lakers this past Friday. Morant scored just eight points as the Grizzlies suffered their third loss of the season.After the game, a netizen going by the name Cole X expressed disappointment towards Morant on social media, tweeting that "tanking tonight's game was shameful" and that the city of Memphis has supported him "through absolutely everything." Morant went on to block the netizen on X.Some fans did not take kindly to Morant's actions in this situation."fml ja is back to that b**chy s*** again," one fan tweeted. "when will he realise it’s HIS fault that he’s playing like total s***?"milo @whu_miloLINKfml ja is back to that b**chy s*** again.. 🤦‍♂️ when will he realise it’s HIS fault that he’s playing like total s***?Herb Lawrence @Ecnerwal23LINKThis is the only defense that man has played all year long😂Roman Trotsko @trotskomainLINKgetting blocked by someone you supported through everything is a special kind of betrayalJakub Štěpánek @jakubstepanek19LINKLook, I really hope I’m wrong, but I’m afraid he might leave very soon. The moment you start blocking people from your team’s fanbase, it looks like burning bridges, it looks like you wanna have nothing to do with that fanbase. I really hope I’m wrongMeanwhile, other netizens vented their ire on the Grizzlies coaching staff. According to these fans, head coach Tuomas Iisalo and his team need to rethink their Xs and Os, not to mention their approach in terms of managing their players' personalities."bruh, Ja would be fine, but these staffs are so stupid. I would post Jaren and eventually Zach every possession, and kick out to shooters or cutters. We don't have great shooters, but somehow that has become the only offense. That's on the staff for accountability," one netizen pointed out.Low Post Ball Still works @MckinneyB57226LINKbruh, Ja would be fine, but these staffs are so stupid. I would post Jaren and eventually Zach every possession, and kick out to shooters or cutters. We don't have great shooters, but somehow that has become the only offense. That's on the staff for accountability.Okaydenleave @JaMorantFanGrizLINKi still wanna know more about this "coaching staff situation" before I make my verdict. Cuz I think something happened at halftime where coaching staff probably said something along the lines of if you keep playing like this we cant play you. And ja just wanted to find his rythemMorant's weekend went from bad to worse when the Grizzlies announced that they were suspending him for one game due to "conduct detrimental to the team." As a result of the suspension, the two-time All-Star guard will miss Memphis' Sunday night game against the Toronto Raptors.According to ESPN's Shams Charania, the suspension stemmed from a heated exchange between Morant and Iisalo after the Lakers loss. Iisalo was said to have challenged Morant's leadership, and Morant allegedly responded in a disrespectful manner."Go ask the coaching staff": Ja Morant gives frustrated response during media availability after loss vs LakersThe strained relationship between Morant and the Grizzlies coaching staff was underscored when the 26-year-old star gave an eyebrow-raising response following the loss to the Lakers."A visibly annoyed Ja Morant said “Go ask the coaching staff” when asked about what went wrong for him tonight," Grizzlies beat writer Chris Herrington tweeted after the Grizzlies-Lakers matchup.Chris Herrington @ChrisHerringtonLINKA visibly annoyed Ja Morant said “Go ask the coaching staff” when asked about what went wrong for him tonight. Asked what the team could have done better, he said “according to them, probably don’t play me,” apparently alluding to something that had been said in the locker roomIn addition, Morant sarcastically commented that the Grizzlies shouldn't play him when he was asked what the team could have done differently to sway the outcome. According to Herrington, this sarcastic sound bite appeared to be a reference to "something that had been said in the locker room."