yosemiteben wrote:lin is ok wrote:man look at lin here . supreme untouchable confidence. sadly this is unlikely to happen with the hornets this year.
In that game Lin shot 9-20 for 27 points in 43 minutes with 2 boards, 11 assists but 8 TOs. Last night he was 13-22 for 35 points in 47 minutes with 5 boards, 4 assists, 3 TOs. Lin arguably had the superior game last night compared to the one you referenced (which was was almost four years ago), yet here you are complaining about his role with the Hornets.
Seriously, if you are going to post a statement like this after a game like Lin had last night, wtf is it going to take to make you happy?
Plus played much better defense last night. It's nice to look at a 23 year old Lin then and say, yeah, nice confidence/clutchness there. It's another thing to look at him now and see the progress and how he uses his team mates more for cuts. He's more efficient. He still expends energy but he's a smarter, better, more mature player now. And he's proving that he doesn't have to play under D'Antoni to succeed or always have the ball in his hands. Also, his ball security and TO rate is now quite respectable.
Linsanity is over. He was in Linsanity mode last night but really, he did what he needed to do. Stepped up for a missing key player and showed that even if a key player like Batum is out here and there, Charlotte still has fire-power on their squad. He and Kemba were team leaders last night and left the game exhausted. They left it all out there on the floor.




















