 | Rights: None | Last Sal.: $.00M |
| Agent: Supe | Exp: 7-9 years | |
| FA Tier: 1 | Age: 43 | |
| FBPPG: | Inj: No Injury | |
| Desired Salary: Between $1.54M and $28.26M | ||
| Contract Status: UFA - Unclaimed Free Agent | ||
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Refuting an earlier report from ESPN, Yao Ming is reportedly not in the mix to buy the Clippers. Houston Chronicle The Scoop:"I just heard about it in the morning my time," Yao said Saturday via email. "I really don't know where this news came from." Yao Ming bought the Shanghai Sharks in 2009 and is heavily involved with NBA Asia and while he may be looking to keep the news quiet, it appears that he is not putting together a group of investors to buy the Clippers. May 24 12:00 ET - | ||||||||
| Trans. Nov 6 12:09 ET The face of the analytics movement in the NBA — and one of the league’s most innovative and popular general managers — Morey put together a competitive team year after year despite the challenges. From Tracy McGrady to Harden, Yao Ming to P.J. Tucker, Rafer Alston to Russell Westbrook, Jeremy Lin to Chris Paul, Kyle Lowry to Eric Gordon and so on, Trader Daryl went for it, remaking the roster whenever it wasn’t good enough in a tireless search for a championship combination. The Scoop: None. Nov 6 12:09 ET |
| Trans. Nov 5 8:50 ET The face of the analytics movement in the NBA — and one of the league’s most innovative and popular general managers — Morey put together a competitive team year after year despite the challenges. From Tracy McGrady to Harden, Yao Ming to P.J. Tucker, Rafer Alston to Russell Westbrook, Jeremy Lin to Chris Paul, Kyle Lowry to Eric Gordon and so on, Trader Daryl went for it, remaking the roster whenever it wasn’t good enough in a tireless search for a championship combination. The Scoop: None. Nov 5 8:50 ET |
| Trans. Oct 28 3:42 ET How did Daryl Morey turn a Rockets team built around Yao Ming and Tracy McGrady into a contender revolved around James Harden and Chris Paul? Here's a look back at his wheeling and dealing in Houston. By Brian Brennan The Scoop: None. Oct 28 3:42 ET |
| Trans. Sep 6 9:47 ET Though the Houston Rockets are now known for “small ball” and playing without a conventional center, it was only a few years ago when they defined themselves by the “Legacy of Bigs” moniker. Historically, superstar centers in Houston have included Elvin Hayes, Moses Malone, Ralph Sampson, Hakeem Olajuwon, and Yao Ming. In July 2013, when GM Daryl Morey pursued and successfully landed All-Star center Dwight Howard as a free agent, they pitched him on being the latest addition to that lineage. The Scoop: None. Sep 6 9:47 ET |
