Paul Zipser is a German power forward of significant stature, currently playing for Heidelberg and bringing valuable experience from the highest levels of basketball, including the NBA. Born on February 18, 1994, the 32-year-old stands 202 cm tall and weighs 94 kg, wearing number 9. His professional career launched with Bayern Munich in the Basketball Bundesliga, where his two-way potential was quickly noticed. This led to him being drafted 48th overall in the second round of the 2016 NBA Draft by the Chicago Bulls. His NBA stint from 2016 to 2018 was a key chapter, featuring 103 games where he showcased defensive versatility and spot-up shooting. After returning to Europe, he played for FC Barcelona, winning the Spanish Liga ACB and Copa del Rey in 2021, and later for Bayern Munich again, adding a BBL championship to his resume. His main honors include the aforementioned Spanish double, a BBL title, and representing the German national team in major competitions like the FIBA World Cup. Known for his high basketball IQ and smooth shooting stroke, Zipser overcame a serious health scare in 2022 when he suffered a brain hemorrhage, making his return to the court a remarkable story of resilience. Today, he is a seasoned veteran whose intelligence, shooting, and defensive acumen make him a crucial leader for Heidelberg.