Looking Back at Linsanity

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  • Опубліковано 7 лют 2025
  • For a short time in 2012, Jeremy Lin ruled the world. The undrafted point guard out of Harvard who had spent his career on the fringes of the NBA, was now the biggest story in sports. With Carmelo Anthony out of the lineup, Lin led the New York Knicks on a seven game win streak to rescue their season. His meteoric rise captured the hearts of NBA fans across the world, and Jeremy Lin became a household name. Today we look back on the time when "Linsanity" ruled the world.
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  • @ericbachtiar9916
    @ericbachtiar9916 Рік тому +442

    Decades from now, no one will remember what melo has achieved off the top. But there will still be people who remembers jeremy lin for linsanity.

    • @JohnnyJay81
      @JohnnyJay81 Рік тому

      Man, get the f outta here with that emotional nonsense. Like wtf are you even talking about, lol??????????????

    • @yayvey
      @yayvey Рік тому +35

      I'm asian and a Melo fan and don't know how to respond lmao but fs Linsanity was straight up magical. I liked basketball before Linsanity, but during I started loving basketball, to the point I still enjoy basketball as my fav sport today. Real life cinderella story.

    • @vamoneygroup
      @vamoneygroup Рік тому +3

      To call the nba racist for not valuing Lin is hypocritical for fans who only root for Lin because he isnt African American.

    • @wreckz1025
      @wreckz1025 11 місяців тому +16

      @@vamoneygroupliterally no one said the nba was racist

    • @vamoneygroup
      @vamoneygroup 11 місяців тому +2

      @@wreckz1025 Lin is cheeks period. Hyped because of race.

  • @MikeJr9284
    @MikeJr9284 Рік тому +330

    As someone who is from New York, I vividly remember how hyped the Chinatown here in Queens was during Linsanity. I remember the hype surrounding both Linsanity and Tebow Mania when I was in middle school.

    • @Akashic85
      @Akashic85 Рік тому +4

      Bruh don't call flushing Chinatown, that is confusing Manhattan Chinatown is chinatown

    • @Xgloryboynick
      @Xgloryboynick Рік тому +2

      @@Akashic85there is a lot of chinatowns , it isn’t just district name ,

    • @tonyis_lit1137
      @tonyis_lit1137 Рік тому +2

      @@Akashic85there a Chinatown here in Brooklyn there not just Mahattan chinatown

    • @ThaTruth223
      @ThaTruth223 Рік тому

      @@tonyis_lit1137 where’s the Chinatown in BK ?

    • @firegiment1385
      @firegiment1385 Рік тому +1

      ​@@ThaTruth223sunset 8 av

  • @malcolmhodnett8874
    @malcolmhodnett8874 Рік тому +140

    Jeremy did what every professional bench player wishes they could: get a chance and take advantage!

    • @robwebnoid5763
      @robwebnoid5763 Рік тому +3

      And Lin did it out of desperation not to get cut again. We have to remember that Jeremy did not ask for Linsanity & did not even know himself that it was coming. Just like him, Linsanity came out of nowhere, although technically he did not come out of nowhere. He was already known at Golden State Warriors as the hometown boy of the Bay area, who was a highschool player of the year yet did not get any scholarships, to have made it into the NBA in 2010.

  • @滋榎本
    @滋榎本 Рік тому +264

    Jeremy Lin is an underrated NBA player.
    He wasn't a star player, but he was a very good Role player.
    Jeremy Lin was in his prime when he was with the Knicks.

    • @kevinzhu6417
      @kevinzhu6417 Рік тому +26

      he had a good play off run with Charlotte and earned himself the starting position on the nets but got injured, felt so bad for him. he finally got an opportunity to shine after being on the Lakers and the rockets as a secondary ball handler but that's life i guess

    • @Nazoto
      @Nazoto Рік тому +5

      If only Melo's ego isn't so big they could've gone to the playoffs together. I don't think they're winning it but it would've been fun to watch. Melo would've still been the first option and the super star of the team

    • @cim888
      @cim888 Рік тому +1

      @@kevinzhu6417 Totally. He pushed himself too hard and kept getting injured.

    • @TrymYoutubeMainChannel
      @TrymYoutubeMainChannel Рік тому

      Jeremy imo never got the fair chance to even hit his prime cause he was waived and traded every time

    • @rampar77
      @rampar77 9 місяців тому +1

      @@kevinzhu6417 I thought his time with Charlotte was the highlight of his career and he was better than Kember, too bad he was injuryed with the Nets. That terminated his NBA career. Who knew how far he would have gone.

  • @mh-rl4sz
    @mh-rl4sz Рік тому +49

    Lin to taxi driver: "Please can you drive me to Madison Square Garden I need to beat Kobe and Lakers" haha

  • @chrisyentastic379
    @chrisyentastic379 Рік тому +77

    I miss linsanity. I remember getting so excited watching another Asian guy light up the NBA. I still have a signed Knicks jersey from Lin

  • @Joswag
    @Joswag Рік тому +249

    Cam Thomas dropping 40 in like 3 straight games gave me huge Linsanity vibes

    • @nbadegenerate21
      @nbadegenerate21 Рік тому +10

      He could be averaging 40 but the nets don’t play him

    • @peytonfechter3438
      @peytonfechter3438 Рік тому +9

      ​@@nbadegenerate21that was stupid he played like 3 minutes in the playoffs, he might not be good at defense, but when you ain't scoring, it don't matter

    • @joshmichaels9282
      @joshmichaels9282 Рік тому +2

      @@peytonfechter3438frl Jacque Vaughn did him so dirty

    • @Avocado11
      @Avocado11 Рік тому +1

      Well, he is another proud Asian.

  • @TMFriedVO
    @TMFriedVO Рік тому +55

    Taiwanese here. I was still in college when Linsanity happened. The entire country exploded and everybody including their grandma wanted to see Jeremy play.
    The sports channels had to modify their broadcasting rights for NBA games just so they can broadcast Knicks games.
    It was such an amazing time and I was so happy when he got his ring with the Raptors.

  • @jameseaton53
    @jameseaton53 Рік тому +341

    At the end of the day…
    Jeremy Lin: 1 ring
    Melo: 0

    • @ThaTruth223
      @ThaTruth223 Рік тому +14

      at the end of the day
      HOF career : Melo
      flash in a pan run that got exposed : Lin

    • @liferealgood
      @liferealgood Рік тому +12

      Lin had a good two month stretch. Melo had about a 10-yr run with him as a top 10-15 active player.

    • @brandonprokop8908
      @brandonprokop8908 Рік тому +6

      so impressive sat at the end of the bench watching kawhi do all the work probably was signed to pick up kawhi Chinese take out

    • @dionpace22
      @dionpace22 Рік тому +6

      He was riding the bench the entire time. Relax

    • @akaliotp6766
      @akaliotp6766 Рік тому +7

      ​@ThaTruth223 ur getting hurt for no reason 😂😂

  • @Daniel-qn9rw
    @Daniel-qn9rw Рік тому +66

    Jeremy Lin will be forever remembered

  • @bomberbcm
    @bomberbcm Рік тому +117

    It’s so weird to see guards go from amazing in short spurts to just nobody’s. I feel like Cam Payne just went through this. Great during their Finals run and now he just a guy again

    • @julianbell9161
      @julianbell9161 Рік тому +31

      That just goes to show how fucking insanely hard it is to be an NBA star or super star. Many, many guys have had brief runs where they looked awesome only to fall back to earth. Danny Green in the 2013 and 2014 post seasons, Cam Paine during the 2021 playoff run, and many many others. Most are just guys, only a few go on to become super stars who can do this repeatedly.

    • @Braylon1997
      @Braylon1997 Рік тому +1

      @@julianbell9161then you have guys like Brandon Roy who could’ve been superstars down the line only to have their careers taken away due to unfortunate circumstances

    • @tomala118
      @tomala118 Рік тому +1

      Cam Payne? lol dont compare that dude with lin. Payne sucks even during final run. He doesnt know how to shoot and everytime when he touches the ball, everyone will be like no dont shoot. Lin was undderrated even after linsanity. Watch him when he was playing with the hornets and nets, he was solid. WIthout the injuries later on, he would be a good point guard. Is he a super star? of course not but totally different level than Cam Payne

    • @jcc3333
      @jcc3333 Рік тому

      U said.. Payne great during their finals run?

    • @JohnMengel-s6d
      @JohnMengel-s6d 5 місяців тому

      He went from a star to a so call nobody Bc the NBA is a joke, and half of the players, and coaches on the NBA are either raciest asf or raciest and scare to stand up. Course of that the NBA didn't like the fact that there was an Asian player, nother less a super star that took all the fame from other NBA stars... It's just sad to see how they all let him down, one of the best point guards in history. All bc he was Asian.

  • @CSal97
    @CSal97 Рік тому +18

    That game winner he had in Toronto was iconic!! Had me tryna recreate it right after it had happened

  • @amanmehta3026
    @amanmehta3026 Рік тому +18

    It gives great joy to my heart remembering that Jeremy Lin has a ring and Carmelo doesn't

    • @cookiemonster64
      @cookiemonster64 Рік тому

      Carmelo is a future hall of famer stop acting that ring makes Lin him better

    • @dionpace22
      @dionpace22 Рік тому

      He was riding the bench the entire freaking year. He just got lucky

    • @amanmehta3026
      @amanmehta3026 Рік тому +2

      @@cookiemonster64 Idfc he is not a good human being

    • @cookiemonster64
      @cookiemonster64 Рік тому +1

      @@amanmehta3026 what are you basing that off of lol Carmelo is not the reason the Knicks run is Jeremy Lin's highlights of his career

    • @premium7182
      @premium7182 6 місяців тому

      Lin don't have a ncaa chip or a gold medal😂❤🎉

  • @OGREChad
    @OGREChad Рік тому +32

    He could have been a great off-the bench spark if the league used him better. He wasn't super efficient, and he turned over too much to be a primary option long term. But he's the kind of player when your first scoring option is resting and everyone is cold, you plug him in. He can create his own shot, and that's always valuable.

    • @valpix7007
      @valpix7007 Рік тому +6

      That's what he was in Charlotte and he had one of his better seasons there.

    • @JohnMengel-s6d
      @JohnMengel-s6d 5 місяців тому

      your crazy for saying that he wasn't super efficient... Dude literally made the whole country jump up and down when ever he played, he literally has a whole nick name that and erra towards himself, and he literally is one of if not the best point guard in NBA history. Bro literally made half the NBA stars like Kobe look like a chump. You don't do all that if you aren't efficient. We all know the real reason on why the NBA kicked him out, it's never bc of his skills, but the sad truth bc he was Asian...

    • @Skyzius
      @Skyzius Місяць тому +2

      @@JohnMengel-s6ddude I love him but Jeremy Lin isn’t even a top 20 point guard in nba history.

  • @stevenneal9440
    @stevenneal9440 Рік тому +52

    Linsanity was insane.

  • @dreyeezy8671
    @dreyeezy8671 Рік тому +20

    I love the respect given to Lin in this video. No bashing. No unnecessary dickriding like some of his fans.
    He would have been a good starter for the right team but was in constant bad situations like the kevin mchale as his coach.
    Or Lakers tanking when he can be somewhere playing as a starter.
    Then 2 unfortunate injuries with the nets just derailed him.
    Just glad him to see a ring and recently drop 50 in taiwan

  • @CJC90909
    @CJC90909 Рік тому +14

    Henry Walker was known as Billy Walker most of the time - a 2k legend.

  • @sk8hillzz
    @sk8hillzz Рік тому +8

    good video ! Thanks for covering Lin and the memories of 2012

  • @DrTensley
    @DrTensley Рік тому +6

    My grandpa who I don't think has ever watched sports, saw me watching espn and they were talking about Carmelo and his words were: "does he play with the lin guy?" I couldn't help but laugh

  • @yayvey
    @yayvey Рік тому +4

    Also to explain Toronto's crowd reaction to Lin's game winner, there is a gigantic asian population here and majority of them are into basketball. EVERY asian in the world was unconditionally rooting for Lin to succeed. We love our Raptors, tho.

  • @CruisingBy
    @CruisingBy Рік тому +12

    6:04 The yellow mamba is crazy 😭

  • @dontaerogers2687
    @dontaerogers2687 Рік тому +13

    I was 12 growing up in New York when this was happening, there will never be another buzz like that in New York ever again. Linsanity was really a movement that everyone enjoyed. It was cool

    • @moonblast12
      @moonblast12 4 місяці тому

      I guess u missed the Jalen Brunson buzz, which has lasted since he got here.

  • @justinsullivan7284
    @justinsullivan7284 Рік тому +5

    I can’t stop watching ur guys videos keep up that grind

  • @Hereforthelols
    @Hereforthelols Рік тому +2

    Shaq and kobe got nothing on u guys duo…the transition from 1 to another is crisp the points are on point and yall make us laugh from time to time…honestly great narration

  • @devshah480
    @devshah480 Рік тому

    Y’all are my favorite basketball channel out right now pls continue do a podcast y’all need to be heard in the sports community

  • @MistahJay7
    @MistahJay7 Рік тому +10

    The Heat took the whole Linsanity thing a bit personally. LeBron and Wade went out of there ways to demoralize him that night lol there's a whole video about it.

  • @hmohngcheelee7549
    @hmohngcheelee7549 Рік тому +3

    I think what melo meant by ridiculous is the poison contract. I love Jermey Lin, but Brian Winhorst said that that was back loaded. That’s why the Knicks didn’t match the offer cause it’s a low annual salary till the 3rd year then the guy would’ve started making over 14-15 million annually. And back then the salary cap wasn’t what it was today so to have a guy making 15 mil was pretty crazy if he wasn’t a consistent player.

  • @thomasas4288
    @thomasas4288 Рік тому +1

    This channel man… Too good

  • @boris2997
    @boris2997 Рік тому +4

    That was a magical time to be a KNICKS fan .

  • @j.t.jackson
    @j.t.jackson Рік тому +2

    This is like TJ Warren in the bubble in 2020. Unreal

  • @JMHStudioproductionsLLC
    @JMHStudioproductionsLLC Рік тому

    I Remember the spot I was standing When Jeremy Lin was getting talked about one of my favorite 2k players and happy he won on that 2019 raptors

  • @willoverbo3154
    @willoverbo3154 Рік тому +1

    Y’all make talking about basketball so much fun 🙏

  • @scerrri2749
    @scerrri2749 Рік тому +1

    loving the uploads keep em coming!

  • @FinneganMurray-pb2ej
    @FinneganMurray-pb2ej Рік тому +2

    If Jeremy Lin averaged 25 a game for all his prime seasons, he’d basically the Cinderella story poster boy.

  • @1highvelocity1
    @1highvelocity1 Рік тому +2

    Bro played good basketball for like a month and Knick fans swear this man should be in the Hall of Fame 😂

  • @JayTeeAyy
    @JayTeeAyy Рік тому +2

    Back from the gym and I see that you guys uploaded, like it was destiny 😂

  • @depressedchargersfan8061
    @depressedchargersfan8061 Рік тому +2

    Say what you want about his career, but you can't deny that Linsanity was absolutely amazing. The guy was playing better than most of the NBA all stars, and if you ask some people, he was playing better than anyone in the NBA in that stretch. I'll never forget this run as long as I live. Or if I get Alzheimer's and lose my memory.

  • @carlvu7
    @carlvu7 Рік тому

    That was the most fun time. I followed Lin on NBA app. Paid $150 juat to watch him on the Rockets. NBA had a market lightning that was attracting so many new fans. NY shoukd have kept him for the next 3 years. Lin would have played in NY for $1 Mil.

  • @julianbell9161
    @julianbell9161 Рік тому +52

    There are 4 major moments that derailed Lin’s career. 1: The torn meniscus at the height of Linsanity, just horrible luck. When you are still trying to prove yourself, devastating injuries just cause a team to want to move on from you. 2 and 3 are kind of hand in hand: Carmelo’s jealousy and D’Antoni leaving. Melo fundamentally isn’t a winner. He always looks out for himself and his own scoring above team success. He isn’t good enough to be selfish as fuck and win like Kobe. And D’Antoni quitting paired with Melo being jealous was the death nail for him coming back to NY. Then he goes to Houston, Mike is there, Darryl Morrey specifically tells Lon that the team will be built around him. Everything is looking great for Jeremy. 4: OKC decides to trade James Harden to Houston and all of a sudden, a better version of the same position has just landed in Houston. Sorry Jeremy, but this is James’ team now. And he never got another shot with the right coach and right team for him to succeed.

    • @Braylon1997
      @Braylon1997 Рік тому +6

      At least he won a ring with the raptors in 2019 🤷🏾‍♂️

    • @ThaTruth223
      @ThaTruth223 Рік тому +2

      @@Braylon1997did he contribute to anything that season ?

    • @Nazoto
      @Nazoto Рік тому +1

      Even Kobe knows he ain't winning when he was very selfish. Remember what Kobe said about harden. Kobe knows being selfish doesn't lead to wins

    • @ThaTruth223
      @ThaTruth223 Рік тому +1

      @@Nazoto Kobe never mentioned Melo

    • @jamescoppolino9144
      @jamescoppolino9144 Рік тому +5

      kobe didn't win as the number 1 option until he decided to be less selfish. also he was a top tier defender which melo never was

  • @mrbarbrady00
    @mrbarbrady00 5 місяців тому +1

    When Lin waved off Kobe and hit the game winning shot. Was just crazy 😮

  • @jexusmasilungan250
    @jexusmasilungan250 10 місяців тому +1

    Lin and porzingis duo could have been deadly

  • @dsbeats5657
    @dsbeats5657 Рік тому +1

    I remember in Houston where they were so much hype for Jeremy Lin since Houston there’s a ginormous Asian community I remember for a long time I saw more Jeremy Lin jerseys then I did see like Hakeem Olajuwon, which is insane to think about

  • @averageguy1261
    @averageguy1261 Рік тому +1

    Everyone loves a hero story. It gives us hope for all of us.

  • @jerryschramm4399
    @jerryschramm4399 10 місяців тому +1

    If Jeremy Lin had been playing in Milwaukee, or New Orleans or Memphis, this would not have gotten any attention. But it happened in New York, so it must be important.

  • @CaramelMarkhiato
    @CaramelMarkhiato Рік тому

    You guys don’t know Henry Walker but I remember him specifically because he plays here in the Philippines still as an import hahaha love your videos tho!

  • @ryanlester5206
    @ryanlester5206 Рік тому +1

    Could you guys do a recap of the Thunder vs Grizzlies of the early 2010s? A very underrated rivalry in my opinion.

  • @jeronimoferronato1860
    @jeronimoferronato1860 11 місяців тому

    Best Linsanity moment gotta be 38 points against Kobe & the Lakers, especially after that "i don't know" interview from The Mamba

  • @NaitsirhcNojSiwel
    @NaitsirhcNojSiwel Рік тому +2

    Henry walker the slander is crazy lmfao

  • @zionreid2537
    @zionreid2537 Рік тому +1

    Crazy to think NY could've had Melo, Lin, Stat and Porzingas on the same squad

  • @chrisn3819
    @chrisn3819 6 місяців тому

    the "yellow mamba" sign in the crowd is wild.

  • @TorontoWire
    @TorontoWire Рік тому +3

    Knicks should have done whatever they could to keep Billups, he brought out the best in Melo, someone to distribute to Melo and Stat.
    Especially Billups since you traded away so many assets to get him and Melo.
    Lin waiving off Kobe is forever legendary, glad he was on my Raptors championship roster.

  • @nathandebenedictis3147
    @nathandebenedictis3147 Рік тому +3

    Goat behavior

  • @jamescoppolino9144
    @jamescoppolino9144 Рік тому +5

    linsanity video is a rite of passage for basketball youtubers

  • @Closet.by.n
    @Closet.by.n Рік тому +321

    That’s crazy and all but Russell Westbrook averaged a triple double

  • @KZA518
    @KZA518 Рік тому +1

    Went to a game that year I think when melo came back… Lin had a 20 point double double.. might have been that wolves game they mentioned that he had 20… melo might have still been recovering and and on a workout bike or olyptypical on the sideline still tho

  • @wlrmigo8682
    @wlrmigo8682 Рік тому +1

    “The Yellow Mamba” is crazy bro wtf🤣😭

  • @propranav1201
    @propranav1201 Рік тому +3

    W vid

  • @liferealgood
    @liferealgood Рік тому +2

    🤦🏾‍♂️ people please stop blaming Melo. Lin took a deal and left NY. Knicks would’ve been crazy to match the deal because by year three it would’ve paid Lin $23m that year alone.

  • @Geoffrey-jy2mv
    @Geoffrey-jy2mv Рік тому

    Jeremy Lin got me hooked on basketball for a while. We deserved more Linsanity time.

  • @carlosharris2840
    @carlosharris2840 Рік тому +3

    Henry walker was Mike Beasleys costar at Kansas St😂

  • @RealTomahawk7
    @RealTomahawk7 Рік тому

    Ah yes, the crazy few months where a guy who was sleeping on a teammates couch captivated the audience of the league. Boy, it may have been short-lived but it was amazing all the same.
    I even remember being mad that the Knicks let him go for nothing, only to pull out their best season of that era. Weird times

  • @radicaltrains1402
    @radicaltrains1402 Рік тому +2

    League did him dirty

  • @redlightning_420
    @redlightning_420 Рік тому +2

    Crazy how Lin got 1 ring and melo got none thats karma right there LMAOO

    • @cookiemonster64
      @cookiemonster64 Рік тому

      Carmelo is a hall of famer and lin highlight was 8good over back in 2012

    • @premium7182
      @premium7182 6 місяців тому

      Crazy how melo is a top ten scorer ... 3x gold medalist and future HOFer

  • @moadewunmi9380
    @moadewunmi9380 Рік тому

    If he had been taken more seriously as a college recruit he would have had a good journeyman career. But it’s nice he was able to stay in the league, get some good moments in and win a ring.

    • @robwebnoid5763
      @robwebnoid5763 Рік тому

      Yup, he got a decade's worth of the NBA (with said championship ring), then the CBA, & now currently playing in Taiwan, his ethnic heritage. He again put up a 38-point game in Taiwan, just as he did in NY & in Houston.

  • @lucasw.4282
    @lucasw.4282 Рік тому +5

    Melo hating will never not be a bitch move.

    • @malcolmhodnett8874
      @malcolmhodnett8874 Рік тому +6

      There’s still dude arguing that Melo never had a problem with Linsanity. It’s clear his ego couldn’t take it

    • @cookiemonster64
      @cookiemonster64 Рік тому +2

      The fact y'all still blaming melo meanwhile Jeremy Lin NEVER played this good lol

    • @Acb8377
      @Acb8377 11 місяців тому

      @@malcolmhodnett8874Even Lin has said that he’s never heard anybody say that it was Melo that forced him out. I agree that Melo probably was jealous, but I don’t think he had enough power to force Lin out if the Knicks front office was dedicated to keeping him. It’s more likely James Dolan saw that 28 mil price tag and balked because….James Dolan. The Knicks were a mess in those days front office wise.

  • @withalittlehelpfrom3
    @withalittlehelpfrom3 2 місяці тому

    The fact that Jeremy Lin has 1 ring, and the Knicks have 2, is ridiculous.

  • @QWERTY708100
    @QWERTY708100 Рік тому

    how tf can ppl hate on this dude? who cares if hes just okay, dude was the people's champ

  • @burningknuckle26
    @burningknuckle26 Рік тому +1

    Jeremy Lin was really that good in his prime. Had he stayed in NY he would have been a whole different player, whole different confidence as the man. Linsanity was one of the greatest moments ive seen in basketball. it was nutz. He was so fast and his instincts were on 100, he could pass and shoot the 3. JLin will always be a legend underdog

    • @rampar77
      @rampar77 9 місяців тому

      Unfortunately he was never given a chance to learn and matured to go to next level. Although he did improve his turn over in later years.

  • @rampar77
    @rampar77 9 місяців тому

    Linsanity was the moment that turned the whole world to NBA.

  • @lawbsk1048
    @lawbsk1048 Рік тому

    I remember my brother told me Lin will be the best player ever during that time, but he said the something when Gareth bale when he was at Tottenham 😂

  • @TianTianLumpia
    @TianTianLumpia 11 місяців тому +1

    38 + W >>>>>>>>>>>> 34 + L

  • @flintfleming3935
    @flintfleming3935 Рік тому +1

    John Starks was a similar pjayer.

  • @razzy5900
    @razzy5900 Рік тому

    y’all gotta make a video abt russ mvp season

  • @TheeKingRayzor
    @TheeKingRayzor Рік тому

    *@Synthetic Sports*
    👋😃 Hello Fellas!
    I just subscribed to the channel, I have one question, can you please do a video on why your Portland Trailblazers fans?

  • @ceufrscio707
    @ceufrscio707 Рік тому

    He's got a ring no joke that something

  • @thebeatleswin1
    @thebeatleswin1 11 місяців тому

    As a non nba fan, Idk any of these players so saying a team has bad players makes no sense, they were fine to me.

  • @flintfleming3935
    @flintfleming3935 Рік тому +1

    Asian American NBA PLAYER. HE SHOULD BE PROUD. HE ACCOMPLISHED MORE THAN SOME.

    • @JohnMengel-s6d
      @JohnMengel-s6d 5 місяців тому

      The NBA is a joke, and half of the players, and coaches on the NBA are either raciest asf or raciest and scare to stand up. Course of that the NBA didn't like the fact that there was an Asian player, nother less a super star that took all the fame from other NBA stars... It's just sad to see how they all let him down, one of the best point guards in history. All bc he was Asian.

  • @Theskyisred44
    @Theskyisred44 Рік тому +4

    Crazy how ego and jealousy can turn a grown man into a child

  • @MOONSPORTS
    @MOONSPORTS Рік тому +7

    So happy Lin won a ring but Melo didn’t 😌

    • @ThaTruth223
      @ThaTruth223 Рік тому +1

      funny how no one talks about that nothing ring

    • @cam2cold_236
      @cam2cold_236 Рік тому +1

      Kawhi’s ring

  • @eastwestminds
    @eastwestminds Рік тому +1

    have a great day fellas!

  • @davedave4232
    @davedave4232 Рік тому

    NYC is a special place ❤

  • @tylerr6618
    @tylerr6618 Рік тому +2

    Crazy how we Knicks fans thought this guy was gonna be one of our main Guys on our team. & we just let him walk away. At least after this season we would be first in our Division and the 2nd best team in the league. Hopefully we can make another deep playoff run with Jalen Brunson

    • @liferealgood
      @liferealgood Рік тому +1

      Let him walk away? Because of the Arenas provision they would’ve had to pay Lin $23m in year three. For $23m they were better off.

    • @Tai-y1d
      @Tai-y1d Рік тому

      ⁠@@liferealgoodThat’s worth it for what he was providing, look at the knicks after that lol. One of the worst loser franchise

    • @liferealgood
      @liferealgood Рік тому

      @@Tai-y1d only an idiot would pay Lin that much money. He avg 4.0 PPG in his first playoff series in Houston. Paying him would be a Knicks loser organization decision.

  • @jamaljames1598
    @jamaljames1598 Рік тому

    I will always believe that the next would’ve been truly better off if Carmelo Anthony never played for them. It’s a shame that Jeremy didn’t reach his full potential because of him.

    • @liferealgood
      @liferealgood Рік тому

      Melo had nothing to do with it. Lin left for more money.

  • @washleak
    @washleak Рік тому

    i love lin man

  • @flintfleming3935
    @flintfleming3935 Рік тому

    Look here, HE was with the right team, Knicks bemch was solid, they had a above average coach, he pushed the right buttons at times. But the bottom line, they had a really very good core of players. After that, I don't know what happened.. The garden didn't ball like that since B. King..

  • @SIGuy7480
    @SIGuy7480 Рік тому +10

    the only reason Lin was talked about so much was because he played for New York. If Linsanity happened on a deferent team everyone would have forgotten about it in 2 weeks

    • @robwebnoid5763
      @robwebnoid5763 Рік тому +1

      One big reason for that is the drought of no post-seasons with the Knicks for ~10 years before 2012, with only 2 post-seasons in there, including the year before. The fans were starving to death. And then when Lin left, the Knicks again had another drought of no playoffs for 7 seasons straight ... until 2020. Sure, there was a post-season in 2012-2013, but that was about it. The same thing happened in Charlotte, he got the Hornets to the playoffs after the team coincidentally did not have post-seasons 8 out of 10 seasons prior, just like in NY. And then when Lin left the Hornets, they went back to having a straight 7 years of no post-seasons since. And the magic in all of this was that Lin made his teammates work together, which was what made it exciting in NY. If anything, Jeremy's "divine" short mission in NY was to bring the Knicks back to 0.500 just so they could have playoffs again after a decade's worth of nothing (8 of 10 years prior).

    • @Tai-y1d
      @Tai-y1d Рік тому

      That’s how it is for every big name team sadly

    • @JohnnyJay81
      @JohnnyJay81 Рік тому

      My dude right here is clueless. It wouldn’t have been so big, but if you think an Asian American with that type of start to his career, after riding the bench and being an NBA nobody wouldn’t have been a huge story, you’re delusional and clueless. It’s the story that captured the imagination of all those fans. Even if he was just an ok player.

    • @sakamoto8354
      @sakamoto8354 Рік тому

      Not really but it did help to catapult it. It's exceptionally a rare sight to see an Asian American in the NBA with the sudden rise of his stats made many NBA fans and especially Asian fans started to watch him. I guess you're not Asian or from any Asian countries to not see the bigger picture.

  • @dark3rthanshadows
    @dark3rthanshadows 4 місяці тому

    Linsanity was incredible, and Jeremy Lin's meteoric rise was borderline movie-like. But we can't put 100% of the blame for its end on Carmelo Anthony. Yes, he was jealous about sharing the spotlight (something he only learned to handle later), but the truth is, Lin was hyped because it's part of Knicks culture. No other team hypes things up or shines a spotlight on 'small moments' like the Knicks. I remember that 7-game winning streak, but eventually, Lin began to show why he went undrafted-the turnovers kept piling up. Losing the streak to Indiana was fine, but the defeat against the Miami Heat was tough to swallow because Lin played poorly in that game.
    Then, the coach changed, and to make matters worse, Lin got injured and was out for the rest of the season. That really watered down the whole 'Linsanity' craze. In the first round of the playoffs, the Knicks faced the Miami Heat during peak LeBron and Dwyane Wade era, and the rest is history. There's a lot of 'what ifs,' and Lin could have had a different career. But at that time, with that team and coach, he wasn’t set up to succeed as an off-ball point guard. And just like we saw later with the Rockets, Lin showed why he went undrafted. It was really sad to see.

  • @kraiden3
    @kraiden3 11 місяців тому

    Lin went to houston and played with Harden, who did the same thing , he did. If Lin stays on the knicks he is a 16pts 7 assist PG. but melo and CAA ruined it

  • @angelleon1063
    @angelleon1063 Рік тому

    Now I get the joyride reference xd

  • @beansRuns
    @beansRuns Рік тому

    The call of duty Cold War music lmao

  • @MistahJay7
    @MistahJay7 Рік тому

    Novak was a literal glitch in 2k back then lol

  • @bobeebin1
    @bobeebin1 Рік тому

    The pistons could sure use this guy right now.

  • @Kfromthetrey
    @Kfromthetrey Рік тому

    It's tragic, because if lin had gone to a basketball school. Focused on basketball instead of ironically studying. Was coached well. He no doubt would've been pretty good.

    • @rampar77
      @rampar77 9 місяців тому

      Well it all came to racist and stereotype. Blacks dominated NBA.

  • @pamoon_
    @pamoon_ Рік тому +6

    What makes the Heat game worse was that it was Mario Chalmers and Norris Cole who bodied Jeremy Lin.
    Also they forced him to his left and that was the end of Linsanity.

    • @ThaTruth223
      @ThaTruth223 Рік тому +1

      explain how gettin locked up by one of the heat defensive 1s (Mario Chalmers) at the time and a pretty pesky and good defender in Cole “worse” ?

  • @ThaTruth223
    @ThaTruth223 Рік тому +1

    lmfao Melo gets all of the blame, yet that boy bitched up against Miami and Chicago and wasn’t the same after that. but yet blame Melo for Lin never playing the same again, dude got figured out and couldn’t adjust. that simple

  • @dons4557
    @dons4557 11 місяців тому

    Linsanity jersey sales went number 1 for a month. Them new yorkers treated him like a god

  • @dimelo58
    @dimelo58 Рік тому

    Knicks sure know how to mess things up they should have definitely re-signed him

  • @Sensei234
    @Sensei234 7 місяців тому

    Yellow mamba is diabolical 💀

  • @musicandmagic909
    @musicandmagic909 Рік тому +1

    Most points in first 3 starts since the merger, got a ring against the KD Warriors, waved off Kobe to take the final shot.
    One man. Jeremy Lin.

  • @G_force24
    @G_force24 4 місяці тому

    Put some Fukin respect on Bill Walker 2k12 an 13 legend