NBA fans have broken out into an uproar following the latest news on Ja Morant. A few nights removed from receiving a warning for using gun gestures in-game, the Memphis Grizzlies star has been fined $75,000.
The initial warning came following the Grizzlies' matchup with the Golden State Warriors, where Morant and Buddy Hield were seen doing such gestures. A few nights later, Morant pulled them out again during Memphis' last-second win over the Miami Heat.
Amid his second offense in a week span, the league decided to fine the All-Star guard. Following this shocking news, NBA fans flooded social media with an array of reactions.

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The primary uproar from fans is that players across the league do similar celebrations. However, Ja Morant is the only one getting singled out and punished for doing so.
"They fining everyone else that did it last night?" One fan said.
"Its a 3point celebration. The league goofy." Another fan said.
"That’s fair but now they gotta ban it league wide…" Said one fan.
Morant being the one to face repercussions likely stems from his off-court doings last year when he was spotted live on social media holding a firearm.
Jay Williams has subtle response to Ja Morant being fined for gun gesture
It did not take long for people to start rushing to the defense of Ja Morant after news emerged that he was being fined for using gun gestures in games. One former player turned analyst took to social media with a subtle response to how outrageous this punishment is.
As countless fans stated, the biggest issue with Morant being fined is that countless players around the league do the same thing. The Grizzlies star wasn't even the only player to do a gun-style celebration that night.
Shortly after the reports emerged of Ja Morant's fine, Jay Williams posted a photo on X (formerly Twitter) from the LA Lakers' matchup with the Denver Nuggets from two weeks ago. Not only did rookie Dalton Knecht aim a gun gesture at Aaron Gordon, but the team posted a photo of him doing so on their official Instagram account.
The full post Williams screenshot:
It's abundantly clear that players across all 30 teams do celebrations like this on a nightly basis. While Morant was issued a warning by the league office, it's clear he's being singled out in this instance.
After doing the gesture again following the warning, many eyes will be on the star guard to see how he responds following this fine.
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