The Jeremy Lin jeers continue.

Jeremy Lin should be in the Winter Olympics if he's going to skate around in this fashion.

With everybody waiting for him to fail, Dwight Howard was his usual, pre-Lakers, self last night during the Rockets' 96-83 victory over the Bobcats Hornets.

The Houston Rockets made a big change this summer, bringing Dwight Howard on board as a free agent.

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There was a lot of excitement last night despite it only being preseason.

The engine and brains of an NBA starting lineup rest with the point guard — the orchestrator — and the complementary role often belongs to the shooting guard.

The overnight rise to fame Jeremy Lin experienced in New York two spring's ago doesn't pay the proper amount of respect to all the hard work he did to get where he is today: the starting point guard with the championship contending Houston Rockets.

We know Hakeem Olajuwon has become the Pai Mei of low-post mentorship.

I like to think I live a pretty simple life.

The 2011-12 NBA season reached a climax when Jeremy Lin took New York City by storm in early February of that year.

A lot can be said about Jeremy Lin.

In a new video brought to you by Houston's Jeremy Lin, the Rockets point guard makes fun of himself and how much he's "changed" since making it big time in the NBA.

Social media is at an all-time high among NBA athletes right now.

While the position of point guard is considered one of the hardest to learn for players just entering the NBA, there is a coterie of youngsters who have started to dominate the league irrespective of their age.

Okay, so I'm not sure if this video is an inside look at Jeremy Lin's summer offseason routine or if it's some weird fan-made trailer for Gladiator.

While all of America is gearing up for fantasy football, we here at Dime believe that it's never too early for fantasy basketball draft preparation.

Writing the massive check that it requires to sign Dwight Howard does not come without repercussions - namely the immediate need to move other contracts to lessen cap issues.

Admit it, you miss basketball.

Dwight Howard won't be enough for the Rockets this offseason.