Greg Oden reflects on his career and emphasizes the importance of professional guidance during injury recovery in sports.

Former NBA player Greg Oden had several interesting experiences during his professional career, but his time in China undoubtedly topped the list.

You were in Miami for your last year. Did you feel the infrastructure of ‘Heat Culture’ there? Greg Oden: Yes, I mean I was a part of it. I mean we made it to the Finals, from the organization ...

"They thought you were Godzilla" - Greg Oden shares crazy elevator story about unintentionally scaring three women in China (© Troy Wayrynen-Imagn Images) Virgil Villanueva ...

Greg Oden: I think it was a little bit of both. A little bit of immaturity, but also, having all the injuries, it took so much more to get to an even playing field. I think that was a big part of it.

Former NBA player Greg Oden is one of the biggest "what-ifs" in the league's history. After being riddled with injuries, he was unable to play in the league, leading him to play professionally in ...

GREG ODEN FOR LUCKY ENERGY NEW YORK, June 24, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- Ahead of the 2025 NBA Draft, retired NBA player Greg Oden stars in Lucky Energy drink's new campaign titled "What Are the Odds ...

Former first overall pick Greg Oden embarked on a basketball comeback with the Jiangsu Dragons of the Chinese Basketball Association in 2015. He was around 27 years old at that time, still at the ...

Greg Oden: I don’t really think like that. I’m so grateful for the Portland Trail Blazers franchise just for changing my life, changing my family’s lives.

INDIANAPOLIS | Greg Oden and Mike Conley carried Lawrence North past Muncie Central 80-56 Saturday night, giving the Wildcats an unbeaten season, a third straight Class 4A championship and an ...

That’s how Michael Jordan wound up at No. 3 in the 1984 draft, and how, say, Greg Oden or Andrea Bargnani winds up as a No. 1 pick.

The Greg Oden choice will forever haunt the Trail Blazers, who selected him with the No. 1 pick over Kevin Durant, who went to the Seattle Supersonics at No. 2.