At this time next year, Jeremy Lin will be considered one of the most improved PG's..

[Kidbasketball20]

He will be on a good team
With a solid coach
And legitimate role

No one has gotten more screwed in the last 3 b/c of circumstance/coaches more than J Lin. He's due.




We'll bump this in a year and see who's right. The incoming haters or me. :roll:

[Cocaine80s]

http://www.insidehoops.com/forum/showthread.php?t=350156


- All Star Team
- 16/8 shooting 45%
- Has multiple games this season scoring 30pts +
- Leads them to the playoffs in the loaded Western Conference
- Kobe scores at least 25 a game playing with the best Laker point guard since Fisher
- Lin thrives in a big city market and becomes the 3rd pg after Lowry and Dragic to thrive after leaving McHale and Houston.

[Smook A.]

http://www.insidehoops.com/forum/showthread.php?t=350156
:oldlol:

[bobopenguin]

i am with u on this one. haters gonna hate.

[ImKobe]

He's probably gonna be on another bad team next season...and as a bench player

[Done_And_Done]

It's more common to see a players individual stats rise while playing on a sub par team. What happened with Lin this year? His minutes get cut in half due to the play of Ckarkson or something?

[7secondsorless]

He's good in pick and rolls. Lakers don't really use that often for w/e reason (read: tanking) and in Hou, they had a guy who was much better than him at all of his strengths. Tbh, he's prob just a starting-caliber PG that got all-star type of dough and superstar type of scrutiny from fans and media. His best case scenario is prob 17/8 guy with mediocre defense, his worst case scenario is....well...this past season.

[Eric Cartman]

You gotta believe before you achieve.

Am I getting that right Graviton?

Lin sucks, plain and simple, don't know how many times we have to go over this.