Source: Jeremy Lin Facebook fan page
Wow.
No more Jeremy Lin. No more watching of New York Knick games. I suddenly feel like I have so much time on my hands. If you haven’t heard, Jeremy the Great is injured and most likely out for more than 6 or so weeks. There is some sense that he may or may not make the beginning of the NBA playoffs – if the Knicks can hold on to the final spots of the Eastern Conference.
He recently had surgery to repair his knee, yet reached out to his fans to do a Q and A. Take a look at some of the questions below and see how Jeremy Lin responds. Another reason to follow this Asian American basketball player.
Let’s Be Real – Jeremy Lin’s Asian Race is One of Multiple Factors on Why He’s Getting so much Media Coverage in the NBA
You can’t deny it. If you deny it, you may want to get your eyes checked out by the eye doctor.
I’ve been hearing things left and right about Jeremy Lin’s race – his Asian race. I’ve been listening to various sports talk radio shows of people calling in and being politically correct to my surprise. My eyebrows get raised when I hear many people saying that Jeremy Lin’s rise to instant fame isn’t due to his race but due solely on his skills and basketball acumen.
Say what?
I don’t know about you, but I haven’t seen an Asian man dominate games like he has. Nor have I seen an Asian man so down-to-earth like you and me.