In December, it will have been four years since Greg Oden last stepped on an NBA court.

Everybody likes a comeback story, especially if that story involves someone that has been brought down from a place of esteemed height at one point.

Leave it to the NBA to continue to find ways to draw interest in its product, even if the interest being brought is mixed with negative and positive reactions.

The amount of stars the NBA lost last season due to injury could fill an All-Star Game roster.

Despite today being Kobe Bryant's birthday, LeBron James posted a familiar looking IG video that shows him copying the Mamba by running on an anti-gravity treadmill.

While the whole country is gearing up for fantasy football, we here at Dime feel it's never too early for fantasy basketball draft preparation.

It was a big day for Greg Oden when the Miami Heat announced last week he'd be joining their squad to help them chase a third-straight NBA title.

The NBA sees a lot of talent come in and out at a rapid pace.

Place the over/under wayyyy over 200,000 jokes, gifs and memes about Greg Oden and LeBron looking alike before the start of the regular season.

Pat Riley is the Dark Lord of NBA executives.

The NBA's free agency period is winding down, but there are three players whose future is still up in the air: Brandon Jennings, a restricted free agent with Milwaukee; Nikola Pekovic, the same status as Jennings with Minnesota; and Greg Oden, who hasn't played in the NBA since fracturing his left patella in December of 2009, and who is now an unrestricted free agent.

The Internet nearly blew up earlier this week when we posted video of Derrick Rose pulling off a recent through-the-legs dunk.

The Kings avoided relocation to Seattle, shipped Tyreke Evans out of town and locked down a new owner, general manager and head coach.

Recently, sources tell Marc Stein of ESPN that the Miami Heat and San Antonio Spurs are the frontrunners for the 2007 no.

Living in a world where you get to switch the order around would be pretty cool.

11+ years, more than 70 issues and more than 5 million print copies in circulation - Dime Magazine has not only been a mainstay in the basketball universe, but it has also changed the way readers consume basketball content.

Joe Jones III is the son of a former college basketball player and half-brother of former NBA No.

After the lottery went down earlier this week, the 2013 NBA Draft is set.

We've heard this sort of thing before with Greg Oden, so take it for what it's worth.

Coming into a meaningful matchup with OKC, the Lakers were 1-9 against the top four seeds in the West, and 1-10 on the road against the top eight in the West.