So we're just gonna ignore the monster season Zach Randolph is having....again?!

He's baaaaaack!

After fully recovering from last season's knee injury, Zach Randolph is now back to doing what he does best: destroying opposing teams. Instead of flopping, he's already even given Blake Griffin a reason to fall to the ground:

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Z-Bo's stats so far:

Game 1: 15 pts, 16 rebs
Game 2: 15 pts, 14 rebs
Game 3: 16 pts, 18 rebs

He's clearly on pace to make another all-star game appearance. Haters gonna hate, but you better recognize that Z-Bo's back:

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Spoiler

No matter what, Z-Bo is still the people's champ:

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Game 4: 18 pts, 13 rebs
Game 5: 15 pts, 14 rebs
Game 6: 18 pts, 12 rebs

All the critics who checked in during the first few pages of this thread never to be heard from again with their weak excuses of Z-Bo being a thug, a malcontent, a cancer, fat, lazy, only playing for a contract, etc... Z-Bo laughs at your hate while leading the league in rebounds on his way to another all-star game appearance:

 

38 pts on 15-22 shooting, 22 rebs, and 3 blocks as Z-Bo continues to dominate the NBA as he leads his team to the best record in the league. Zach Randolph is well on his way to another all-star 20 ppg 10 rpg season.

For future reference, all love, hate, and other commentary regarding the great and magnificent Zach Randolph should go in this thread.

 

Z-Bo is one of the most fundamentally sound players in the NBA, brother LCAhmed. He's also one of the few remaining players that has a traditional back to the basket game, but can also face up and take it to the hole. He's an old school kind of player...a dying breed...there are very few players like Randolph left in the league.

He's averaged 20-10 plenty of times in his career already, but nobody wanted to recognize his greatness until this thread was created as an inconvenient truth.

 

Zach Randolph joined Dwight Howard as the only players in the last 12 years to get at least 38 pts and 22 rebs in a game. Z-Bo became only the 4th player in NBA history to put up a stat line like that against the Phoenix Suns, joining Wilt, Kareem, and Bob Lanier:

http://espn.go.com/nba/player/_/id/1017/zach-randolph

 

C'mon man, I even included a link. You should look... and the answer is no, not even in Love's wildest dreams. Only D12 and Z-Bo have done that in the past 12 years.