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Brooklyn Nets with Jeremy Lin: Realistically, How Good Will They Be?
For NBA fans, this is the depressing part of the offseason, so it’s a good opportunity to theorize and philosophise about what teams will do next season. One question on my mind is how good can the Brooklyn Nets be next season, with Jeremy Lin responsible for making it work on the court.
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Interesting Takes from Brooklyn Nets’ Jeremy Lin Interview With the New York Post
The New York media tour for Jeremy Lin continues, as the most interesting player on the Brooklyn Nets and from next season, their biggest star, goes on a round of interviews shedding some light on who he is as a player and person as he returns to the big apple.
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Jeremy Lin’s Star Quality Makes the Brooklyn Nets Worth Watching
The Brooklyn Nets introductory press conference was all about Jeremy Lin, who seemed extremely comfortable being the center of attention, knowing very well that he’s pretty much one of the only interesting and worth watching things on this team heading into the new season, and doesn’t mind playing the star role off the court, before he has to do it in games.
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What is it That’s so Special About Jeremy Lin?
How is it possible that Jeremy Lin, the new Brooklyn Nets point guard, a player with career averages of 11.7 points and 4.4 assists per game, getting so much attention?
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Brooklyn Nets: Jeremy Lin New to Being “old”, Not New to Leadership
It’s hard to think of Jeremy Lin as an old, experienced veteran, but it all depends on the situation. With the Brooklyn Nets, he’s on the older half of the roster, and part of his role next season isn’t just going to be pushing the Nets on the court with his fast-paced style and aggressiveness, but also being a leader to a young, untested group.
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Jeremy Lin, Mike D’Antoni, Brooklyn Nets, New York Knicks, Houston Rockets, Melo, Stoudemire, Harden & Linsanity Fallout
There wasn’t much doubt about the way things ended for Jeremy Lin during his New York Knicks stint. Amare Stoudemire shed some light on it a few months ago. Mike D’Antoni, the coach of that 2012 team, is doing it now, with Lin making his return to the city via the Brooklyn Nets, while D’Antoni is going to coach the Houston Rockets.
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What if Jeremy Lin Had a Revenge List, Like Arya Stark?
Even though Jeremy Lin is probably too nice of a guy to have a revenge list saved on his cell phone, sometimes wishing a player goes down a path that’s a bit more sinister, filled with wrath towards those who wronged him, kind of like Arya Stark on Game of Thrones / A Song of Ice and Fire.
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Jeremy Lin Degree of Difficulty Rises as Brooklyn Nets Strike Out on RFA’s
The Brooklyn Nets missed out on signing restricted free agents Tyler Johnson and Allen Crabbe, as the Miami Heat and Portland Trail Blazers respectively matched their offer sheets. This just means that for Jeremy Lin and the rest of the remaining/changing roster, things are going to be more difficult next season.
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Jeremy Lin, the Return to New York, Brooklyn Nets, and Leaving Linsanity Behind
Over the course of the following season, we’re going to hear a lot about Linsanity. Even though Jeremy Lin in 2016 is different from the player who broke out in 2012, the connection to New York (now starting something new with the Brooklyn Nets) is going to make most media outlets try and ride the wave of surging popularity with what worked last time.
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Jeremy Lin, Brooklyn Nets Basically On Hold for Good News
The Brooklyn Nets have been aggressive in this offseason, with a new leadership, coach, and direction. They’ve added Jeremy Lin as the headliner of their free agency class, and now it’s about waiting to see what happens with their offer sheets to Tyler Johnson and Allen Crabbe, with the Miami Heat and Portland Trail Blazers having a deadline to match or let their players join the Nets.