Zach Randolph Rumors

A week before the crash, MacKenly made the same helicopter trip with the Bryants from Orange County to Ventura County after spending the night at their house. She and Gianna had bonded quickly as teammates, MacKenly said, because Gianna, sensing the newcomer’s unease about joining an established team, went out of her way to help MacKenly fit in. “She was super nice,” MacKenly said.

14 hours ago – via Marc Stein @ New York Times

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Gianna Bryant, MacKenly Randolph, Kobe Bryant, Zach Randolph

Team Mamba played two games on Jan. 25, 2020, on the opening day of the first Mamba Cup, which Kobe Bryant had organized to attract top teams from California and other states. MacKenly Randolph said she thinks often about how “three of my best friends were here one day and then the next day, they were gone.” “It was tough for my baby — still is — but I’m proud of her,” Zach Randolph said. “She’s 15, but she’s strong, man.”

14 hours ago – via Marc Stein @ New York Times

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Gianna Bryant, MacKenly Randolph, Kobe Bryant, Zach Randolph

Michael Singer: JaMychal Green on his Memphis days and where his attitude came from: “You’re either born with it or without it. I was born with it.” Mentions Grit-and-Grind era Z-Bo and Tony Allen. “I was happy as hell to be their teammates.”

2 months ago – via Twitter msinger

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JaMychal Green, Tony Allen, Zach Randolph, Denver Nuggets, Memphis Grizzlies

Led by Phoenix owner Romie Chaudhari, Wall joins an ownership group stacked with past NBA stars including Zach Randolph, Josh Childress, AL Harrington and current Cleveland Cavalier’s guard and Boomers star Dante Exum.

2 months ago – via NBL.com.au

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John Wall buys into Australian team

Marc Stein: The Wizards’ John Wall is buying an ownership stake in the South East Melbourne Phoenix ( @SEMelbPhoenix ) in Australia’s @NBL , @NYTSports has learned Wall joins an ownership group headed by LA-based entrepreneur Romie Chaudhari and featuring several current and past NBA players The influx of past and present NBA players investing in Australian basketball teams continues: Wall joins Melbourne’s own Dante Exum of the Cleveland @cavs and the retired trio of Zach Randolph, Al Harrington and Josh Childress as stakeholders in Chaudhari’s @SEMelbPhoenix group

2 months ago – via Twitter TheSteinLine

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Izela Arenas, daughter of Gilbert Arenas, and Mackenly Randolph, Zach Randolph’s daughter, join a Sierra Canyon team that finished 25-7 last season before falling in the first round of the CIF Open Division state tournament.

3 months ago – via Jordan Divens @ CBSSports.com

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Gilbert Arenas, Zach Randolph

Dante Exum joined the Phoenix ownership group alongside ex-NBA stars Zach Randolph, Al Harrington, Josh Childress and American entrepreneur and majority-owner Romie Chaudhari prior to the team’s inaugural season last year. Growing up in Melbourne as a huge NBL fan and basketball lover, Exum is passionate about growing the game in his home country.

4 months ago – via South East Melbourne Phoenix

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Australia, Business, Al Harrington, Dante Exum, Josh Childress, Zach Randolph, Cleveland Cavaliers

1.	Golden State	$174,422,319
2.	Brooklyn	$164,262,837
3.	Philadelphia	$146,265,549
4.	LA Clippers	$140,942,843
5.	LA Lakers	$138,685,077
6.	Milwaukee	$137,428,372
7.	Orlando	$136,284,183
8.	Washington	$133,834,595
9.	New Orleans	$133,139,275
10.	Utah	$133,061,913

1.	Stephen Curry	$43,006,362
2.	Chris Paul	$41,358,814
2.	Russell Westbrook	$41,358,814
4.	James Harden	$41,254,920
4.	John Wall	$41,254,920
6.	LeBron James	$39,219,566
7.	Kevin Durant	$39,058,950
8.	Blake Griffin	$36,810,996
9.	Paul George	$35,450,412
10.	Klay Thompson	$35,361,360