Yao Ming will be making his return to an NBA court for the first time in over a year tonight as the Houston Rockets take on the two-time defending champion Los Angeles Lakers. Yao has been one of ...

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The squabble has sparked a headache for Chinese Basketball Association (CBA) boss – and former NBA star – Yao Ming and is the latest public spat to engulf a major league. The Xinjiang Guanghui ...

The new Asian University Basketball League hopes to bring together the top colleges across Japan, China and Korea and beyond ...

Yao Ming is the center of attention in an off-season that’s been nothing short of a whirlwind stretch for the Houston Rockets. The Rockets are coming of one of there most successful seasons ...

Chinese basketball legend Yao Ming has for the first time addressed his encounter last month with tennis star Peng Shuai, describing her as in “pretty good condition.” Peng’s well-being has ...

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.

On a snowy February evening in 2003, Yao Ming arrived at the Chinese Embassy in the District for a lavish reception in his honor roughly 24 hours before his Houston Rockets were to play the ...

One week of training camp, two practices and an exhibition game were all Yao Ming and the Houston Rockets had to prepare for his debut. Calling it a tall order would be a massive understatement.

Shortly after Yao Ming joined the Houston Rockets in 2002, the hometown team in which he got his start retired his No. 15 jersey. This gesture from the Shanghai Sharks made Yao the first athlete ...

That works out to a wine glass approximately 12.7 inches tall. Trying to find a glass for sale between 12 and 13 inches that looks like Yao's didn't turn up much in admittedly morning's long ...

It feels silly to describe a player who’s about to be a first-ballot inductee to the Basketball Hall of Fame as “under-appreciated,” but if anyone fits that description, it’s Yao Ming.