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Jeremy Lin Shu-how is a Taiwanese-American basketball player. He spent almost 10 years playing in the NBA (National Basketball Association) before moving to China to play with the CBA's Beijing Ducks. He unexpectedly led a winning turnaround for the New York Knicks in 2012, which generated a global following known as "Linsanity". And he won an NBA Championship ring with the Toronto Raptors in 2019.
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Former NBA champion decides to keep playing for a 14th season after ‘taking six weeks to process it all’.
Jeremy Lin outscored sibling Joseph Lin in first professional meeting between the pair, but the former NBA star’s Kaohsiung 17LIVE Steelers lost to the New Taipei Kings.
The 34-year-old Jeremy Lin insists that he can help last-placed Kaohsiung 17Live Steelers ‘a lot’ with debut in Taiwanese P. League+ set for Sunday.
Former NBA star to arrive in Taiwan on Saturday and will not be allowed to play for 7 days, meaning he will miss the February 11 clash with Joseph Lin’s league-leading New Taipei Kings.
Former NBA star Jeremy Lin, who now plays for the Loong Lions in China, made the ‘inappropriate’ remarks about where the team stayed ahead of a game.
Former NBA champ says ‘New York, I’ll always have love for you’ as Tribeca Film Festival organisers add extra showings and seating for ‘38 at the Garden’ after rave reviews.
Former NBA star attends Tribeca Film Festival world premiere of film revisiting his ‘Linsanity’ run at the New York Knicks in 2012.
The 33-year-old Beijing Ducks star calls his NBA peak a ‘lightning in a bottle’ moment and continues to be ‘shocked’ at its impact on Asian-American culture.
‘I’ve experienced first-hand what it’s like to be called a Chinaman in a place where I’m considered a foreigner,’ Beijing Ducks star says in support of American Sonny Weems.
‘My body was hurt, my heart was hurt,’ says the 33-year-old Beijing Ducks guard, citing breathing troubles and reflecting on ‘tough’ two years on and off the court.
Former NBA star Jeremy Lin has signed a deal to play out the remainder of the 2021-22 Chinese Basketball Association season.
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‘I was so excited to see everyone training with the team on the first day!’ former NBA star tells social media ahead of court comeback.
Former NBA star says 11 weeks away is the longest since he was five years old – but return too late for Beijing Ducks season tip-off this weekend
Former NBA star rejoined Beijing Ducks this year, with Chinese Basketball Association teams now permitted to field four overseas players per game in reduced season.
‘I still don‘t know if CBA will have foreign aid this season,’ Lin tells social media followers after recovering from Covid-19 – ‘if so, I will try my best to play in front of the fans’.
‘As soon as I test consistently negative I leave the Covid facility to restart my 14-day hotel quarantine,’ says former NBA star
Basketball player has been vaccinated and had returned two negative tests, before he left the US and after he arrived in China.
NBA champion praises former team after beating Milwaukee Bucks in play-offs, ‘especially after what the city went through earlier this year’.
‘Why so soon? With the visa situation, quarantine and the start of the season I had my deadline that I had to decide by,’ NBA champion Jeremy Lin tells fans.
‘Excited about the future,’ 32-year-old tells fans on Chinese social media after confirming return to Chinese Basketball Association next season after dream of NBA return ends.
The 32-year-old former Linsanity star also tells Harvard graduating class that ‘success is meaningless without community’ after missing out on NBA return.
The 32-year-old free-agent is ‘preparing for next season and evaluating his options’, according to The New York Times.
‘It wasn’t my official retirement,’ 32-year-old tells Trevor Noah in appearance on The Daily Show after social media post that hinted at calling time on basketball career.
‘For reasons I’ll never fully know, that chance never materialised,’ says free agent, ‘but I proved I’m better than ever and an NBA player’.
‘Linsanity’ star had breakout in NYC but with NBA career on pause he is leaning into AAPI community activism as fans ask what next?
‘He is in contact with several CBA teams. He may return to the CBA next season. I hope everything goes well for him,’ says Li Qun.
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