Kris Humphries on Jeremy Lin: ‘He’s a Really Nice Guy’

Jeremy Lin is still dominating the airwaves.  The New York Knicks point guard is on the cover of Sports Illustrated for the second week in a row.  The Knicks lost their most recent game, but Lin has still been putting up fantastic numbers. The former NBA afterthought has been all the rage, even with some acts of racism popping up.  Will Linsanity outlast Tebowmania?  Time will...

This Knicks fan didn't have the coin to spend $42,388 on the Jeremy Lin jersey that was auctioned off for charity (the package also included four tickets to the Knicks-Hawks game a J-Lin meet and greet). And apparently Knicks forward Carmelo Anthony doesn't tickle his fancy anymore.So, instead of going online or even hitting the NYC streets for a Jeremy Lin replica jersey...

The Miami Heat pummeled the New York Knicks, 102-88, Thursday night. Jeremy Lin had his worst game since the beginning of Linsanity, hitting just 1-of-11 shots and turning the ball over eight times. Lin finished with eight points, six rebounds, three assists and three steals. He also hit all six of his free throws. Chalk it up as one bad night and be thankful that the all-star break is here.

At least one person wasn’t booing Kris Humphries at the Garden on Monday night. Humphries, in an appearance on ESPN Radio yesterday, said he and Knicks point guard Jeremy Lin ran into each other following the Nets’ 100-92 win, and Lin told him the Garden crowd was overly hostile...

One recurring theme last night was a Miami Heat defenders stealing the ball from the Knicks point guard Jeremy Lin; then driving down the court to throw down a massive slam. Most of the dunks were done with style and grace, except for this one. Norris Cole made a clean steal from Lin, but when he dunked the ball he landed on his side. Lin had to be giggling inside after the dunk.

Perfunctory Tuesday has kindly bowed out of the way for the Miami Heat and yields now to the onslaught of Linsanity Thursday, but here’s the thing: The wrong team will be getting most of the national attention when the New York Knicks and sudden-sensation Jeremy Lin visit here next. So will the wrong player.

Things have gotten really interesting in New York lately.The New York Knicks were looking really foolish for waiving Chauncey Billupsbefore the season started but are now looking like geniuses with the emergenceof Jeremy Lin. On top of waiving Billups they were depending on a rookiepoint guard and a second year shooting guard to get them over the hump untilBaron Davis was deemed...

MIAMI -- The hottest team versus the hottest story. Linsanity is on its way to Miami, and the Heat can finally say they're eager for the arrival. It may be the NBA's marquee matchup so far this season, the phenomenon that is New York Knicks guard Jeremy Lin...

Herald Celtics can’t compete With Rajon Rondo scoring, team slow to adjust Jeremy Lin’s magic too much for Mavericks Kevin Durant drops in 51 as Thunder nips Nuggets Jeremy Lin’s Erie BayHawks jersey auction up to $4,000 Kobe Bryant criticizes Lakers about potential Pau Gasol trade Pistons beat Celtics 96-81 for 7th win in 9 games Globe Final: Pistons 96, Celtics 81...

With the spotlight focusing on Madison Square Garden for most of this abbreviated basketball season, it became clear last night who is the best point guard in the area, and maybe the entire NBA. No, it’s not Jeremy Lin. It’s not Baron Davis either. Iman Shumpert? Come on. In these parts, and perhaps it’s already known throughout the league, the best of the best is the Nets’...

Sudden New York Knicks star Jeremy Lin was brought back to reality when New Jersey Nets point guard Deron Williams took him to school in a recent contest at Madison Square Garden.