Memphis Grizzlies rookie forward Jaylen Wells, who took a hard fall and had to be stretchered off the court Tuesday, is likely to miss the rest of the season.The Grizzlies announced Friday that Wells suffered a concussion and a facial laceration in addition to a broken right wrist.”Wells is expected to make a full recovery but likely will miss the remainder of the 2024-25 season,” the team’s statement said. “Further updates will be provided as appropriate.”The Grizzlies (47-33) wrap the regular season with games Friday at the Denver Nuggets and Sunday against the visiting Dallas Mavericks. Memphis is guaranteed at least a spot in the play-in round of the Western Conference.Wells, 21, crashed face-first to the floor following a foul while completing a second-quarter dunk. Wells was in the clear and going up for a jam when Charlotte Hornets guard KJ Simpson undercut him. Wells came down hard, and medical personnel immediately raced out to check on him.