What about how the team plays when neither Jones nor Morant is on the court. Remember, in the non-Morant games, the Grizzlies didn’t have another traditional backup point guard on the roster, instead relying on Bane, Melton or Anderson to initiate offense. And yet, it didn’t seem to hurt them. Lineups without either of the two point guards still outscored the opposition comfortably, by nearly 10 points per 100 possessions overall. With Bane at the point, the Grizzlies punched above their weight offensively; when Melton was the nominal point guard, the Grizzlies struggled on offense but were so awesome on defense (99.0 points per 100!) it didn’t matter.