Not long ago, Memphis Grizzlies star point guard Ja Morant told the media he was done dunking the ball and was focused on staying healthy. So much for that. Up 122-111 over the San Antonio Spurs in the fourth quarter,

Victor Wembanyama may be the single most imposing rim protector in NBA history. He's only in his second season, but his combination of elite athleticism for his size, stellar shot-blocking instincts and absurd eight-foot wingspan makes him a nearly impenetrable obstacle for drivers at the basket.

Wembanyama had 13 points and 12 rebounds for San Antonio when all was said and done. While the dunk didn’t count on the scoreboard, it’s sure to remain a memorable one for basketball fans.

Ja Morant and Victor Wembanyama may be two of Nike's top NBA athletes, but the two stars couldn't be much further apart in terms of stature. At 6'2", Morant is among the shortest active players in the league,

After the game Morant, who tallied 21 points, 12 assists, and four rebounds in 31 minutes of action, could not hold back as he let his brutally honest thoughts on his poster dunk against the man known as 'Wemby' be known by local reporters.

Earlier in the game, Wembanyama (13 points, 12 rebounds, eight blocks) was on the wrong end of another poster dunk. He was victimized by Grizzlies rookie Zach Edey, who also had bad intentions against the young phenom.

Yes, Ja Morant dunked all over Hector Banana-Bread -- er, Victor Wembanyama after the whistle on Wednesday night in the Memphis Grizzlies' win over the San Antonio Spurs. But no matter. This was sick.

Here's the radio call on 92.9 FM ESPN courtesy of the Grizzlies Radio Network with Eric Hasseltine calling the move from Ja Morant to dunk after the whistle on Victor Wembanyama during Wednesday night's Grizzlies win over the Spurs on 92.

Memphis Grizzlies point guard Ja Morant added another person to his posterization list: Victor Wembanyama. After all, Morant embarrassed Wembanyama with an epic poster during Wednesday’s win. A 21-point and 12-assist double-double has become routine for the Memphis guard.