Thanksgiving is all about being around family and friends but sadly the day took a tragic turn for two of the most likeable players in the NBA. Channing Frye of the Cavs lost his father, Thomas and Zach Randolph of the Grizzlies lost his mother, Mae. Our thoughts and prayers go out to both players and their families.
(Video/Photo) NBA: Woman Takes To Instagram To Say Zach Randolph Has Abused Her For Years
A twenty-one year old Instagram model named Noel Bianca is coming public with her claims of mental and physical abuse at the hands of Grizzlies big man, Zach Randolph. Very recently a woman tried to accuse Randolph of attacking her as well but police quickly determined the woman’s story was a lie before the woman herself admitted she made it up. No word if this is the same woman who made those accusations but the timing would say it’s possible.
NBA: Woman Accusing Zach Randolph of Assault Admits She Made It Up to “Get His Money”
The woman who filed a police report with the LAPD accusing Zach Randolph of violently assaulting her has come out to admit that she made the entire thing up in an attempt to get to his money.
NBA: Grizzlies Zach Randolph Denies Accusations That He Beat Up A Woman In Los Angeles
A woman who claims she is a “model” said she was hanging out with Grizzlies star, Zach Randolph this past Wednesday and their good time turned ugly when be began to assault her. She filed a police report on Thursday and Randolph is adamantly denying anything like that happened.
(Photo) NBA: Grizzlies Superstar Zach Randolph Marries Longtime Girlfriend
Zach Randolph married his long time girlfriend Faune Drake in a beautiful, lavish ceremony over the weekend. Hit the jump for pics.
NBA: Zach Randolph Agrees To Two Year $20 Million Dollar Deal With Grizzlies
Zach Randolph will not be a free agent this summer. That is after the deal he just agreed to that will keep him in Memphis for another two seasons with a $20 million extension. The Grizzlies have taken on the personality of “Z-Bo” , tough, blue collar mentality and it has shown in their improvement as a legit team the past few years. “It’s cool, man,” Randolph told the Memphis Commercial Appeal. “This is where I want to be.” Randolph, 32, averaged 17.4 points and 10.1 rebounds last season, helping Memphis win 50 games despite Marc Gasol’s early-season knee injury in coach Dave Joerger’s first season.
