On the night of the 2010 NBA Draft, while John Wall celebrated being the first overall pick, Jeremy Lin faced heartbreak as he went undrafted. As a standout guard from Harvard University, Lin's ...

A Desperate Comeback Looking back at 2011, Lin trained tirelessly during the lockout, shooting 500 three-pointers to earn a chance to showcase his skills. However, fate did not favor him; the Warriors ...

Jeremy Lin still vividly recalls how he wound up sleeping ... I'll send the lease,'" the nine-year NBA veteran once remembered about his heyday. "There was another opportunity where it's like ...

Former NBA star guard Jeremy Lin is keeping his dream of playing basketball alive while playing for the New Taipei Kings in the Taiwan Professional Basketball League. The 36-year-old is still ...

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"You ain't got s**t on me": Kobe Bryant once relentlessly trash-talked teammate Jeremy Lin during Lakers practice in 2014 "You ain't got s**t on me": Kobe Bryant once relentlessly trash-talked ...

But another Lin left the crowd more impressed over the weekend. While Jeremy attracted the brightest spotlight, the 10-year NBA veteran deflected it to his younger brother, Joseph, who was the New ...

IF an unconventional path to the NBA is the topic, Jeremy Lin sure is one to talk. And that's why the New Taipei Kings star believes it’s still sky’s the limit for Kai Sotto when it comes to ...

Gilas Pilipinas center Kai Sotto still has a chance to fulfill his NBA aspirations despite his current injury setback, according to New Taipei Kings guard Jeremy Lin.

Few people had bigger dreams than Lin, who early in 38 At The Garden says: “There’s no way any of this should have been possible.” According to the NBA Racial and Gender Report Card ...

Some of the stories leave a mark, like Jeremy Lin's unprecedented run in 2012, the Knicks' championship runs in 1970 and 1973, and perhaps the "golden era" of New York basketball in the 1990's.