Yao Ming, a 7’6 center from China, was discussed almost like an urban legend before his arrival in 2002 (he first appeared on radars at the 2000 Summer Olympics), and when the Houston Rockets ...

One of the stars who was supposed to play in that game was 7'6" Yao Ming, who had taken the NBA by storm. If the game had pushed through, Yao would have been the starting center of Fat Joe's ...

If it's up to him, though, Kobe Bryant and Yao Ming are at the top of the list. The 2004 NBA Defensive Player of the Year explains why in "The 25 10 Show" episode with DeSean Jackson and LeSean McCoy.

"Because basketball is bigger than golf ball! I am lucky to get this job." -- Yao Ming explained why he enjoys more media coverage than Tiger Woods. "I don't really have anything to say.

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But it was a sight on the sidelines that caught the attention of many. Coach Yao Ming. Yao's contributions to the coaching staff stood out on the bench given he stood above everyone else.

In hindsight, the Rockets making Yao Ming the No. 1 overall pick seems like a no-brainer. Despite being limited to just eight seasons due to foot injuries, Yao was voted as an All-Star each ...

If it's up to him, though, Kobe Bryant and Yao Ming are at the top of the list. The 2004 NBA Defensive Player of the Year explains why in "The 25 10 Show" episode with DeSean Jackson and LeSean McCoy.