Memphis Grizzlies star Ja Morant again made a gun gesture with his fingers before going on to hit the game-winner in his team’s 110-108 victory over the Miami Heat on Thursday, despite reportedly receiving a warning from the NBA for performing the same celebration earlier this week.

Memphis Grizzlies guard Ja Morant risked further action from the NBA after mimicking shooting a gun with his finger during Thursday night's 110-108 win at the Miami Heat despite being issued a warning by the league for making the same gesture earlier in the week.

The Memphis Grizzlies and Miami Heat matched up in a pivotal contest for conference standings. While the Heat are locked into the play-in tournament, the Grizzl

The league also warned the teams, and it's possible the league takes other steps this summer (those two are not the only guys doing it).

The NBA will not penalize Grizzlies guard Ja Morant and Warriors guard Buddy Hield for hand gestures that can be construed as shooting a gun.

The NBA issued warnings but no further penalties to Memphis Grizzlies guard Ja Morant and Golden State Warriors guard Buddy Hield for their "finger gun" gestures during Tuesday's game, ESPN reported Thursday.

The NBA has issued warnings to Ja Morant and Buddy Hield for gun gestures from Tuesday's game between the Grizzlies and Warriors.

Morant doesn't seem to think much of the league looking into his finger gun gesture from Tuesday night. This is, of course, not Morant's first encounter with gun-related issues and the NBA. He was suspended for eight games during the 2022-23 campaign for displaying a gun at a nightclub and was then hit with a 25-game suspension to kick off the following season for displaying a gun on a social media live stream.

The NBA is looking into Ja Morant and Buddy Hield after appearing to use finger gun motions at each other during a heated exchange in the Golden State Warriors' win over the Memphis Grizzlies on Tuesday night.