Oscar Robertson was not only one of the best basketball players, but he left a legacy in shaping free agency in the NBA.

Deep down, underneath that rugged Oscar Robertson veneer that has been there since his days growing up in an all-black neighborhood in Indianapolis some seven decades ago, there’s a strong sense ...

Hall of Famer Oscar Robertson will be the recipient of the Arthur Ashe Award for Courage at the 2025 ESPYS on July 16.

From the guard position, Oscar Robertson was second-to-none in rebounding during his era. Robertson grabbed 7,804 career rebounds, the most by any guard in league history when he retired in 1974.

Robertson averaged 30.3 points, 10.4 rebounds and 10.6 assists per game in his first five seasons. In addition to the triple-double season, he had four other seasons in that span in which he ...

Russell Westbrook and Oscar Robertson met in person on Wednesday before the Thunder's last home game of the season, a few days after Westbrook broke Robertson's single-season triple-double record.

Robertson's fight against the NBA-ABA merger resulted in the Oscar Robertson Rule, which pushed players toward free agency and helped establish the modern NBA. But it also cost him.

Widely considered one of the NBA's most dominant players, Oscar Robertson led the Bucks to a title in 1971. From NBA.com Staff Oscar Robertson averaged 30 points or more in six seasons and was ...

Oscar Robertson, known as "The Big O," was an all-time great guard, one who was arguably before his time as a 6-5 ball-handler who had a versatile skill set that allowed him to put up big scoring ...

Oscar Robertson, also known as "the Big O," is a name deeply etched in the annals of basketball history. Born on November 24, 1938, Robertson's illustrious career spans high school, college, and ...