Marc Gasol: Stupid Brother, Can't You Be a Bit Harder!

The Lakers' 37th opponent was the Memphis Grizzlies.

Zach Randolph joined the Grizzlies this season, forming the "Black-and-White Twin Bears" duo with Chris Paul-Gasol.

Compared to his previous life, Chris Paul-Gasol, with his stronger playmaking passing and self-created scoring ability, was actually a better fit alongside Randolph.

The Memphis Grizzlies' starting five were: Michael Conley, O. J. Mayo, Rudy Gay, Zach Randolph, and Chris Paul-Gasol.

The ever-troublesome Los Angeles Lakers sent out this starting lineup: Rajon Rondo, Kobe Bryant, P. J. Tucker, Zhou Ze, and Marc Gasol.

The Lakers' starting center depended on the opponent.

But honestly, whether it was Chris Andersen, Marc Gasol, or Jermaine O'Neal, Marc Gasol, each of them would be starting-center material on another team.

Although the Gasol brothers were biological siblings, both of them had been holding their breath on the court, wanting the other to recognize who was who.

After Chris Paul-Gasol caught the ball in the mid-to-low post on the weak side, he faced Marc Gasol's desperate physical defense and directly turned for a fadeaway jumper.

"Marc, remember this: I will always be your big brother," Chris Paul-Gasol said firmly.

"Big brother, that was just a lucky shot. Make another one if you can," Marc Gasol said disdainfully.

Not long after, on the Grizzlies' next offensive possession, Chris Paul-Gasol wanted to replicate the move. However, as he turned for the fadeaway and prepared to shoot, a massive palm descended from above.

Chris Paul-Gasol sensed that this shot would definitely be sent back by the owner of that hand with a sky-covering block. In his hesitation, both feet had already touched the floor.

"Big brother, why were you so scared you didn't even dare to shoot? Is my defense really that scary?" Marc Gasol said in a smug, mocking tone.

"WTF!" Chris Paul-Gasol immediately