RealGM

The Golden State Warriors have interest in Jeremy Lin, according to a source.

Lin last played in the NBA in 18-19 with the Toronto Raptors, only playing sparingly. Lin received little free agent interest in 2019 and eventually signed in China.

Lin began his NBA career with the Warriors.

Via Weixin (via Hoopshype)

makes sense. he could be Shaun L Part two.

Lin will thrive in Kerr's system and he will bring a lot of people to the seats too. It makes perfect sense for both parties.

Yessss please make this happen. I personally know of a couple dummies that play 2K and pretend they are Lin. One is Brian who is interested where your seats is.

Like lin but he can't shoot the 3

jamesnamida wrote:Like lin but he can't shoot the 3

He’s been right around or just below league average throughout his career so I wouldn’t say that’s completely true. Definitely not a sharpshooter though.

That said, Lin was absolutely awful when the Raps picked him up in 2019. Awful at everything. He couldn’t be trusted at all. And that’s why he didn’t have an NBA job this past season.

For vet min sure but he was unplayable in Toronto. I guess he's the 3rd PG/SG.

Psubs wrote:For vet min sure but he was unplayable in Toronto. I guess he's the 3rd PG/SG.

He will probably work his way into the rotation at 15 minutes a game...on some team. The Ws would be great. They have a major drop off after livingston (who got old) lin is getting older but has less mileage. If his head is on straight...and it wasnt in toronto (too much too fast) he could be a nice spark plug assuming he stays healthy. Vet min...great pick up.

Just keep your privilege in check and everyone will love you again... ha!...

Seriously stay off ego- inflating sjw mode and focus and you might just gain the trust of new teammates.

Guessing your recent travels abroad might have changed your perspective a bit... ahem.

Welcome back?!

I like this lol bring him back to the Bay

Lin already made a tonne of loot and his business investments will likely make him a tonne more, so he doesn't necessarily need to get paid big bucks to return. His roots are Bay area and the team would see a crazy return on the investment. Add that dude can play P and R decent and has been willing to hoist the 3 (albeit at just above the league average) in years past... Good job Warriors.