NBA Commissioner Adam Silver was ‘incredibly disappointed' after second Ja Morant gun incident

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NBA Commissioner Adam Silver reiterated Thursday the league is waiting for the NBA Finals to conclude before announcing the results of an investigation into Memphis Grizzlies star Ja Morant. 

Morant is suspended indefinitely from the Grizzlies as the league investigates the All-Star appearing to wave a gun on an Instagram Live yet again. This time, it was on friend Davonte Pack’s account.

His first incident was posted to his own Instagram inside a Denver nightclub during the regular season. 

NBA commissioner Adam Silver speaks during a press conference before Game 1 of the NBA Finals between the Denver Nuggets and the Miami Heat at Ball Arena in Denver June 1, 2023.  (AAron Ontiveroz/The Denver Post)

Silver joined "The Dan Patrick Show" Thursday — one day after Game 3 of the NBA Finals — and said he was "incredibly disappointed" when he learned of Morant’s second gun incident. 

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"I know Ja a bit. I've known him. He’s a star in our league. And the sense was he came in, he fully owned it, was saying, ‘I’ve made a terrible mistake. I’ve learned from the mistake,’" Silver told Dan Patrick when discussing his meeting with Morant after the Denver gun incident. 

"Then, to get the report and then to see online that, in fact, he was then livestreaming a gun — certainly looks like a gun, a Glock — in kind of a reckless manner … Sure. I was incredibly disappointed." 

The commissioner did not dive into the number of games Morant may be suspended, but he did note that Morant needs help from the league to change his behavior. 

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