I'm pretty tired of talking about the Portland series. Am hoping to talk more about Lin as an Atlanta Hawk as this thread is supposed to.
Dude, if we had a strict rule where non-rockets fans can't join Clutchfans we'd wouldn't have but a few pages. Can you imagine if every player had a cult like following and invading Clutchfans? We'd have 100 pages on Lonzo Ball or Josh Hart The Blazers performance got Lin traded period. We all know this. We=Rockets fans. And it should never get to the point where insecure fan bases go on our site. Utah fans aren't spamming us, and we know that history . But Lin fans are. There should be ZERO player only fans here.
Yup...Wall was the only player faster than Lin at the pre-draft combine when they were coming out of college.
Yup. Wall was the number one pick overall in his draft year. If he wasn’t starting, he’d be considered a huge bust.
They call the streak that Harden is on 'MVP' Yao Ming never got a streak named after him and he was 5 billion times better than Lin
So great! And I didn't even know this, but Lin scored the most points in his first 5 starts of any player since the merger: If you look at just his first 4 starts, the company he keeps is pretty amazing: https://www.businessinsider.com/jer...rter-was-among-the-best-in-nba-history-2012-2
I remember this being plastered on espn(and everywhere else) when it happened. Casual nba fans remember this. Call me a skeptic, but I find it extremely hard to believe a Lin fan of your caliber missed this.
A guy who joins a team fans site to constantly bump Lin threads and try to dilute real basketball opinions is binge watching Jeremy Lin media like it was a Breaking Bad marathon your assumption is correct
I wish you would post more real basketball opinions rather than the rehashed stuff you always seem to go to.
As I've said before, I don't think Lin is in a very good situation for himself...he's in Atlanta mostly to give Trae breathers and is often not in the games at crunch time. But I do think that Lloyd Pierce treats him fairly given the circumstances and it also seems like his teammates appreciate and play well with him, so it's good from that perspective. I wouldn't be surprised if the Hawks try to re-sign him to a more reasonable contract to keep him on the team for another couple of years.