misterearl wrote:One turnover

Doctor Jeremy had 19 points 13 Assists and 4 rebounds in 33 minutes.

The number one selection in the 2011 NBA draft had 22 pts 7 assists and 3 rebounds

You do the math.

agreed. baron had 8assists, too. so that's 21 assists from the PG spot. not bad.

Among Lin's best assets is his toughness. Dude gets knocked to the floor as much as DWade.

Forget the scoring and assists. Forget his draft class. Jeremy's defensive chops will continue to be tested against the fiercest guards in the league.

(As giddy as Linsanity was, the Knicks won most of those games because of the defensive dominance of Jared Jeffries, Tyson Chandler, and Iman Shumpert.)

Everybody's got a little more pep in their step; as Jeremy Lin (who is starting to look terrific again)

- Ill Will Leitch, NYMagazine

Beat Toronto

Syniko wrote:

mrKnickShot wrote:DWil is a clown

DWill is an ass clown.

Chocolate Tunnel?

March 16, 2012

“(Woodson's) best players get the most shots,” the former associate said. “Melo’s going to love it. Amar’e’s going to love it. And the other 12 guys are not going to like it so much.”

Lin could lose the starting job to Baron Davis, a seasoned former All-Star who is bigger, stronger and a better defender. Toney Douglas, whose strength is his defense, could get another look under Woodson, after being benched by D’Antoni. Mike Bibby, who played for Woodson in Atlanta, could also win a greater role.

Yet with D’Antoni gone and Anthony back in the forefront, Lin may never get the same opportunities to shine. The Knicks have no room for error, nor does Woodson, who is coaching for a contract and the permanent job.

Lin is auditioning too, for the entire league, as a free-agent-to-be. A few weeks ago, it seemed a certainty that the Knicks would re-sign him, even if they had to use their entire midlevel exception. But D’Antoni is gone, the offense is changing and everyone has an interim title. A new coach and general manager could decide to spend the money elsewhere.

Lin has crushed conventional wisdom before. He may do it again. But in the Knicks’ twisted universe, there are no certainties and, for now, no room for Linsanity. - Howard Beck

Yeah, right.

No room for Linsanity indeed.

Just win baby.

misterearl wrote:18 points and 10 assists

So much for Mike Woodson taling the ball away from Jeremy Lin.

And so much for Lin's number going down with Melo coming back. Lin is still Lin.

Who is the D-Leaguer? I wonder? I wonder who are all those loud mouths out there calling Lin a D-League player. Lin is clowning everyone who talks down on him including that ****ing ass named Stephen A. Smith.

Syniko wrote:

misterearl wrote:18 points and 10 assists

So much for Mike Woodson taling the ball away from Jeremy Lin.

And so much for Lin's number going down with Melo coming back. Lin is still Lin.

Who is the D-Leaguer? I wonder? I wonder who are all those loud mouths out there calling Lin a D-League player. Lin is clowning everyone who talks down on him including that ****ing ass named Stephen A. Smith.

Thank you for this. This ******* needs to not be given an audience.