Yao Ming reaches down to feed a giraffe.
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Yao Ming reaches down to feed a giraffe.
“Go be taller than them.”
(Source: thespacejams)
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“When healthy, Yao had no peer. Dwight Howard is by far the best remaining center, but in nine head-to-head matchups, Yao’s Rockets went 7-2 against Howard’s Orlando Magic. In the meetings, Yao averaged 23.6 points and 10.4 rebounds to Howard’s 12.2 and 9.8 rebounds.”
- Jonathan Abrams on Yao Ming
Yao Ming’s games played. Sad face.
Yak Ming is retiring from the NBA, according to Y! Sports.
Meanwhile, Yao Ming has decided to take his talents to Hainan Beach
(via 24seconds)
The 2010-11 NBA All-Star Game Poster.
Yao Ming always ruins the synergy of these things, doesn’t he?
How can you not like Yao?
(h/t @whatthenoelle & @courtside)
Yao keeping the spirit of the black mock turtleneck alive. Meanwhile, Brad Miller is in euphoria.
Today I’ve got a feature on the Yao Ming Foundation charity match in Taipei a few weeks ago up at TrueHoop. The piece is sadly photoless, so here are some cheeky snaps from the event.
The 2010 Free Agent Bonanza isn’t quite over yet, but it’s never to early to look ahead to the 2011 madness that might ensue. Check out SI for the full story.
Possible invitees to next year’s summits include:
- Carmelo Anthony
- Tim Duncan
- le Tony Parker
- Joakim Noah
- Yao Ming (if he doesn’t retire first)
I don’t know about y’all but I only care about where Zach Randolph ends up.
(photo by John Biever/SI)
