But even Gasol had to admit that as a rookie, two players consistently gave him a hard time on the court: his Memphis ...

Marc Gasol explains how he first met the notorious brothers of Nikola Jokic and then the player himself on the NBA court ...

They said ‘okay we’re going to try to find you a contender’, and they found a good one, a really good one in Toronto. Really good team that ...

I’m like, ‘What’s wrong with TA?’ He won’t talk to me. We get on the bus, he’s pouting and shit. I’m like, ‘What the fuck?’ ...

Pau being Spanish and Kobe being one of the ... members of the Memphis Grizzlies Grit and Grind era, like Marc Gasol, Zach Randolph, and Tony Allen? Conley: If I’m able to get my jersey retired ...

Pau Gasol wasn't just an All-Star in Los Angeles ... scoring and is the franchise all-time leader in points per game. Zach Randolph needed the Grizzlies, and the Grizzlies needed Randolph.

Tony Allen #9, Zach Randolph #50, Mike Conley #11 and Marc Gasol #33 were at the core of the most successful period of Memphis Grizzlies basketball in franchise historyCredit: Getty A city defined ...

Marc Gasol never wanted to leave Memphis. He was the soul of the Memphis Grizzlies’ grit-and-grind identity, a franchise cornerstone who embraced the city alongside Zach Randolph and Tony Allen.