As the Ja 4 arrives, let’s take it back to a moment from the Ja 3👀
One of the kids on set as an extra got the chance to put up a few shots with Ja. Knocked down a couple in a row too, then got the handshake after. A moment he’s definitely never forgetting 😂🤝
Less than 1%.
Let that sit.
Out of every pilot in the sky… less than 1% are Black women.
That means when Riley steps into that cockpit, she’s not just flying… she’s carrying legacy, breaking ceilings, and rewriting what kids think is possible.
To every kid watching this:
You don’t need permission to dream bigger.
You don’t need to look around and see someone who looks like you first.
Be the first.
Riley did.
She didn’t wait for the lane… she created one.
Now every time she takes off, she’s leaving the door open for the next one behind her.
This bigger than planes.
This is purpose.
This is proof.
Keep going Riley ✈️🔥
Paris. The Metros. The future of the game. 🏀🇫🇷
Culture, talent, and global vision meeting in the same place at the same time. That’s why we invested in @eurostepventures and why we’re building alongside the Levallois Metropolitans.
NBA Europe is coming. Paris is ready. The Metros are positioned.
“This is about being where the game is going.” — Tee Morant
Full story up at The Bounce Sports 🔗 link in bio
#Catch12 #Metros #NBAEurope
👀 Ja Morant bientôt dans les tribunes de Marcel-Cerdan ?
🐻 La superstar des Grizzlies a investi aux Metropolitans et espère une place en NBA Europe.
🗣️ « Je suis ravi de cette première saison », dit-il à Clutch Point, alors que Levallois se bat pour monter en ÉLITE 2.
NBA star Ja Morant may not have been placed in the best opportunity to play this regular season with the Memphis Grizzlies, but he and his team are putting themselves in the best positions to win off the court.
Morant and Catch12, his media and business venture company, have purchased a stake in the Levallois Metropolitans French basketball team, ClutchPoints has been told.
Over the last couple of years, the NBA and FIBA have quickly progressed towards a partnership to bring a new basketball league to Europe.
Morant and his team have been monitoring those conversations, and the minority ownership signals Morant’s interest building out his business portfolio outside of traditional means.
“I’m excited about how this first season with the Metros is going,” Ja Morant told ClutchPoints. “They represent the culture, just like we do. I like what we are building and hopefully we get to take it into NBA Europe.”
Levallois Metropolitans Basketball Club, the French Basketball team Ja Morant is investing in, is most recently and famously known for being the team that San Antonio Spurs star Victor Wembanyama played with before he made the jump to the NBA.
“We’re the fastest-growing sport right now in this country,” NBA Commissioner Adam Silver said during the league’s two Europe games in January. “There’s, in essence, a golden era of the sport.
NBA Deputy Commissioner Mark Tatum has been tasked with leading the league’s NBA Europe initiative, with significant interest from investors in 12 major European cities.
Paris is chief among them, which is why Morant and his team are capitalizing on the opportunity to own a team in Europe.
While it’s still in its early stages, the target launch date for NBA Europe is sometime in 2027.
Paris isn’t just a destination.
It’s a statement.
What happens when ownership, culture, and global sport collide under one vision?
This isn’t just about a team.
It’s about building something that moves across borders, from the court to the streets to the future of athlete equity.
Phil said it plainly… and if you’re paying attention, you already know what this could become.
Swipe and watch this one all the way through. 🎥
#Catch12 #GlobalGame #AthleteEquity #Ownership #MetropolitansBasketball Metros NextWave JaMorant TheVision
Pre-Game interview: 8th grade team, Coach Trey Draper! 👔🏀
We’re looking for that same camaraderie today as we take on day 2! Tune in for Post-game!
#twelvetime #catch12 #jamorant #jreybl #trainedtogo
