Stoudemire, Knicks Shooting For Sixth Straight 'Lin' In Toronto
Stoudemire left the Knicks last week after an unknown reserve named Jeremy Lin sparked a seemingly innocuous victory. It's since turned into "Linsanity."
Watch CBS News
Stoudemire left the Knicks last week after an unknown reserve named Jeremy Lin sparked a seemingly innocuous victory. It's since turned into "Linsanity."
You've heard of the movie, "Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon." Jeremy Lin is the "Couching Crimson," now looking for a place to live, an abode fitting of the Knicks fan's favorite sensation.
Both of the Knicks' superstars will return soon, but the question is no longer whether they can coexist. Now, it's how do they fit on Jeremy Lin's team.
Knicks guard Jeremy Lin has been named the Eastern Conference player of the week after his sensational first week as an NBA starter.
With the Knicks and Rangers on winning streaks and Linsanity spreading through the sports world, shares of The Madison Square Garden Co. reached an all-time high Monday.
Jeremy Lin has been the center of the Knicks basketball universe the last week and rightfully so. None of us might ever see such a meteoric rise from such an unlikely figure ever again. And we wouldn't have seen any of this if it wasn't for Mike D'Antoni.
First there was "Tebowing." Then came "Bradying." Now "Linsanity" is taking over the Internet.
Two million Time Warner Cable customers have had to hunt around for the random Knicks or Rangers game that's carried on channels other than MSG Network.
The question now is: what will happen when Carmelo Anthony and Amar'e Stoudemire return? Will the Knicks keep on Lin-ning?
Lin slept on Landry Fields' sofa last week before launching "Linsanity." What we weren't aware of? The 6-foot-3 point guard had to get a good rest on just two cushions.
It was an interesting start to today's edition of the Morning Extravaganza as Boomer & Craig found themselves on opposite sides of the fence regarding 'Linsanity.'
In their own different, yet equally dynamic ways, Ricky Rubio and Jeremy Lin have put their dormant franchises on their backs and given a jolt to the NBA's long-standing mission of bringing the game to every corner of the world.
Lin hit a free throw with 4.9 seconds left to overcome a dreadful second half and lift the New York Knicks to their fifth straight victory, 100-98, over the Minnesota Timberwolves on Saturday night.
More than 2 million Time Warner Cable subscribers lost TV access to the NBA's Knicks and the NHL's Rangers, Devils, Islanders and Sabres on Jan. 1 because of a fight over rate increases between the cable giant and MSG Network.
Jeremy Lin came with an intriguing story even before he escaped the New York Knicks' bench. First American-born NBA player of Chinese or Taiwanese descent.
