Knicks finally found a PG!

Who is in first place?

Playing in Utah is no easy task as they are 11-4 at home and they lost in OT to Nets as Williams took over.

You can have the Jap I'll take the 7 game lead over the Knicks.

Bingo. Thanks for making a fool out him, I didn't feel like typing all that.

When did Williams, Harris, and Wall become known as great defenders?

Both Williams and Wall had better games than Lin.

Lets see what he does vs. Kobe and LA.

Miami has lost to the Bucks twice so that must mean they are shit. When you play this many games back to back you're going to lose to shit teams.

76ers 18-8
Knicks 11-15

Thats all I care about.

Lin 23 points 10 assists 9/14 shooting +18 Wall 29 points 6 assists 12/21 shooting -6

Lin 25 points 7 assists 10/19 shooting +13 Williams 21 points 11 assists 7/19 shooting -3

You sure????

Lin has a long way to go !

Gotta admit, the kid has been on fire the past three games, question though is, how long can he keep it up and will they continue to ride the hot hand when Melo and Stoudemire come back.

WTF is that hanging off his chin, jizz?

People shit on the D'Antoni system but it's made some average players very rich if that Lin dude can keep it up for the rest of the season he;s gonna get a decent contract somewhere, tthats the problem with D'Antoni's system once they leave they dont do well in other coaching systems that dont give them the freedom to shoot and take it to the rim.

If Lin keeps this up, he is not going anywhere. I believe he is an RFA anyway, not unrestricted.

Saving Mike D'Antonis job as of now.

Houston Rockets general manager Daryl Morey regrets letting go of New York Knicks point guard Jeremy Lin.

"We should have kept (Jeremy Lin). Did not know he was this good," Morey wrote on his official Twitter account on Thursday. "Anyone who says they knew misleading U."
In a separate tweet, Morey praised Lin, writing "Finally, really happy for (Lin). Very hard working, nice, & humble. He has a great, great future."
Lin has surprised many talent evaluators with his play in the Knicks' last three games.

The undrafted former Harvard standout has scored 25.3 points and handed out 8.3 points over his last three games -- all Knicks victories.
In his first start, Lin scored 28 points and handed out eight assists against the Utah Jazz in a game in which New York (11-15) was missing Amare Stoudemire (death in the family) and had lost Carmelo Anthony just minutes into the first quarter due to a groin injury.
The 23-year-old followed that performance with a 23-point, 10-assist night against the Washington Wizards on Wednesday.
Lin was released in late December by the Rockets to make room for Houston's signing of Samuel Dalembert. Houston already had three point guards on its roster, and all of their contracts were guaranteed. Lin had a non-guaranteed contract.
Earlier in the preseason, Lin was released by the Golden State Warriors, who let him go to create enough salary cap space for a four-year offer sheet worth nearly $43 million to then-restricted free agent DeAndre Jordan. The Clippers matched the offer.
The Knicks signed Lin off of waivers two days after he was released by the Rockets.


New York needed another guard after rookie Iman Shumpert went down with a knee injury in its season-opening win over Boston.
Lin served as the Knicks' third-string guard before he was sent by the team its D-League affiliate, the Erie BayHawks. Lin spent six days with the BayHawks.
With starting point guard Toney Douglas struggling with his shot, Lin received significant minutes for the first time against New Jersey last Saturday.
He responded with 25 points and seven assists, many of which were recorded against Deron Williams.
Lin is the first player since LeBron James to score at least 20 points and record at least eight assists in his first start. James accomplished the feat as a rookie in 2003.
Lin and the Knicks will face Kobe Bryant and the Los Angeles Lakers at Madison Square Garden on Friday night in a game televised by ESPN.
Ian Begley is a regular contributor to ESPNNewYork.com. Information from ESPN.com's Marc Stein was used in this report.

I cant believe he was on the hot seat this last month or so when he has been saying that if he just had a pg his system would work, Lin just proved that.

Yeah that Melo deal fucked him over. Maybe Lin is the real deal only time will tell. Lin just cant be inconsistent in that system.

3 games and already in the HOF lmao. D'Antonio system makes average PG look great like it did with Felton.

Find me one thing I wrote that is not true........DOUCHE!