Taylor Jenkins is finally running with the Zach Edey and Ja Morant pick-and-roll to spark the Grizzlies on offense.

Jaren Jackson Jr. scored 32 points, Ja Morant had 16 of his 26 in the third quarter and the Memphis Grizzlies won their fourth straight game, routing the Toronto Raptors 138-107 on Wednesday night.

The Grizzlies have battled through injuries on their way to a 32-16 record, as they sit comfortably in third place in the West. Star point guard Ja Morant has already missed 20 games this season and is now in jeopardy of missing Sunday's game in Milwaukee.

Taylor Jenkins explained why the Grizzlies are letting the "best teacher of all" guide the Ja Morant and Jaren Jackson Jr. relationship.

Memphis Grizzlies guard Ja Morant missed a second straight game, sitting out Sunday against the Milwaukee Bucks as he deals with a sore right shoulder.

Memphis (30-15) has won five straight games, while Utah (10-32) has lost four straight and is in last place in the Western Conference. The Grizzlies are 12-7 this season when Morant does not play and 18-8 when he's in the lineup.

As a team, the Grizzles were too big, too strong and too fast, especially for a Raptors squad that was without three of its starters in R.J. Barrett, Immanuel Quickley and most importantly Jakob Poeltl. In turn, the outcome in Toronto gave Memphis its 10th win over the last 11 games.

Since entering the league in 2019, Ja Morant has been one of the top stars in the NBA due to his outspoken nature and high-flying acrobatics. Even while playing

Jaren Jackson Jr. was named a reserve for the NBA All-Star game next month. He was the only Grizzlies player who made it as Ja Morant was not selected