JEREMY LIN RUMORS & GOSSIP

Jeremy Lin owns Linsanity

If Jeremy Lin can continue his meteoric rise in the NBA he'll get paid in more ways than one. Lin now owns the rights to the term, phrase or whatever you want to call it, "Linsanity". The U.S. Patent and Trademark Office registered the term for Lin after he filed for it in February. It's obvious that someone close to Lin was on to something after Lin became...
Via Just Sports And Just Us  |  1 day ago
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Jeremy Lin Gets Trademark Rights to 'Linsanity,' But Future Uncertain in New York

One of the NBA's stated goals in last year's lockout was to make it harder for large-market teams to stockpile talent, which denied smaller-market franchises the dollars that come with star power. Now it appears the mazelike fine print of the collective bargaining agreement may do just that, and move one of the league's most marketable stars out of the world's largest...
Via NESN.com  |  1 day ago
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Learn English With Carol 3: Even The Taiwanese Are Turning On Jeremy Lin

Last week I introduced you to Learn English Conversation With Carol, the web series from batsh*t Taiwanese cartoon magnate Next Media Animation, wherein a Taiwanese lady named Carol teaches viewers conversational English phrases and terms (like “Bandwagon” or “he’s got a good head on his shoulders”) with the help of Jeremy Lin. And not just normal Jeremy...
Via With Leather  |  1 day ago
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Linsanity trademark belongs to Jeremy Lin

The catch phrase "Linsanity"— a word which captured the meteoric rise and city-wide euphoria of New York Knicks' sensation Jeremy Lin— has been awarded to the point guard by the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office. J-Lin captured New York's heart and playoff hopes with his Lin-credible rise from undrafted player to the face of a team and the NBA. "It'...
Via The Other Paper  |  5 days ago
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Will Jeremy Lin & Mike Woodson Return to New York Knicks?

During this season's NBA playoffs, the Knicks received a bit of Deja Vu when two of their best players sat out with various injuries. Jeremy Lin (knee injury) and Amar'e Stoudemire (hand) both missed game(s) this postseason, preventing New York from making much noise for the second straight season.Injuries surely don't help things, but there's still no doubt interim...
Via Knicks Journal  |  9 days ago
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It's not guaranteed Lin will remain in New York

Jeremy Lin stormed on to the NBA scene when he suited up for the New York Knicks and captured the eyes of the NBA world with his phenomenal scoring outbursts, helped spur a Knicks' seven-game winning streak, displayed passion on the court, and fearless play. Yes for a while, "Linsanity" made the Knicks the center of attention in the NBA world but a knee injury to Lin...
Via Crossover Chronicles  |  9 days ago
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SIGN ON THE DOTTED LIN

Could Lin leave New York?

Many assume that restricted free agent Jeremy Lin will stay in NYC, but his agent says that isn't necessarily what will happen this summer.

Via Footbasket  |  10 days ago
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Report: Lin named to US Select Team

Linsanity is heading to Vegas in July. Knicks free agent point guard Jeremy Lin was officially named Monday to the 13-man US Select Team that will scrimmage against Team USA during its Olympic training camp in Las Vegas July 6-12. Lin might not be permitted to play, however, if the free agent has not signed a new deal by then. He is coming off knee surgery to repair a torn meniscus...
Via Fox Sports  |  10 days ago
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Jeremy Lin To Be Sought By Multiple Teams In Free Agency

New York Knicks‘ point guard Jeremy Lin is going into this offseason as a restricted free agent and if the Knicks are going to go full-steam-ahead at Lin to bring him back, they will have to fend off the competition as the Dallas Mavericks, New Jersey Nets, Toronto Raptors, Portland Trail Blazers and Golden State Warriors are all possible competitors with the Knicks for Lin...
Via Rant Sports  |  11 days ago
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Jeremy Lin to the Lakers?

Let’s face it, the Los Angeles Lakers are in desperate need of a solid point guard and Jeremy Lin made that clear if it wasn’t already. When the New York Knicks played the Lakers in a recent game, Derek Fisher and Steve Blake of L.A. were not suitable defending a quicker guard. It wasn’t until the Lakers put small forward Matt Barnes to guard Lin when Lin’s fire power dramatically...
Via Shatter The Backboard  |  February 14, 2012
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