Jeremy Lin brings Linsanity to Brooklyn as next starting point guard for the Nets

The China Post
Date: July 22, 2016
By: Michael Scotto, AP

NEW YORK, — Jeremy Lin has officially returned to the New York area. He captivated the city in

Brooklyn Nets new NBA basketball team player Jeremy Lin speaks to members of the Asian media during a press conference to introduce the team's new players Wednesday, July 20, 2016, in New York. s (AP Photo/Kathy Willens)

Brooklyn Nets new NBA basketball team player Jeremy Lin speaks to members of the Asian media during a press conference to introduce the team’s new players Wednesday, July 20, 2016, in New York. s (AP Photo/Kathy Willens)

his Linsanity era when he averaged 24 points, nine assists and four rebounds for the Knicks during a 10-game stretch in February 2012.

Lin comes to Brooklyn as the starting point guard for the Nets. He’s reuniting with coach Kenny Atkinson, the former Knicks assistant coach who helped him develop.

“The way I was looking at free agency is kind of when you invest in a start up company,” Lin said. “You don’t necessarily look at the product right then and there at that moment. That is a big part of it, but you’re kind of betting on the founder a lot of times. You’re betting on what that person is capable of doing because sometimes as you go through the process the final product is going to change a lot and that’s very common in start ups. I feel like that’s kind of like how I saw this. I’m betting on certain people. I’m betting on Kenny (Atkinson). I’m betting on Sean (Marks). I’m betting on myself. I’m betting on Brook Lopez.”

Lin wants to prove he can be a full-time starting point guard as he was during Linsanity.     [FULL  STORY]

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