How many Lakers made the All-Star team this year?

"Whew!"

"Whew!"

"Whew!"

Pau Gasol was left speechless by Marc Gasol, his chest heaving nonstop.

The other half of the Black-and-White Twin Bears—Zach Randolph.

After coming to the Grizzlies, Randolph seemed to have found a home. His style was no longer selfish, but his signature low-post isolation game was being severely limited by Zhou Ze.

The low post could be further divided into the "deep low post" and the "mid-low post."

Deep low post: within 1.2 meters of the basket. After receiving the ball with his back to the basket, a player barely needed any extra moves before attacking the rim directly. Representative players: Zhou Ze, Shaquille O'Neal, Tim Duncan.

The mid-low post referred to the area between 1.2 and 2.4 meters from the basket. Representative players: Yao Ming, Joel Embiid.

When facing other big men in the league, Randolph could often establish deep position. Once he got the ball, scoring became simple, but Zhou Ze's post defense was far too powerful, and he could push Randolph out with relative ease.

Randolph called for the ball in the post, but Zhou Ze, defending behind him, directly shoved him out of the deep low post, then the mid-low post, and he was even nearing the high post.

"Wow!"

"OMG!"

"Zhou, he's way too strong!"

Fans in the Memphis stands clasped their hands over their heads.

Zach Randolph, who had always loved bullying opponents with his body and strength, looked like a child in front of Zhou Ze.

Uh...

More accurately, he was a fat child.

Zhou Ze had the advantage in strength.

Zhou Ze had the advantage in footwork and agility.

Zhou Ze had the advantage in physical tools.

What left Randolph most speechless, however, was that Zhou Ze would occasionally choose to front him.

"Zhou..."

"You're the best active player