lin is ok wrote:fatlever wrote:Lin playing <24 min/game = I want a League Pass refund. I was cheated out of $$$?
Lin playing >26 min/game = Yay, what a great investment I made to watch Lin?
2-3 minutes a game is what creates happiness?
I feel like Lin jumping to 5 different teams in 6 years has robbed his fanbase of ever actually becoming real fans of an NBA team and now he just has 2 million free agents jumping from team to team, whose only joy in life as it relates to basketball is when Lin plays well or plays huge minutes to justify the internal narrative they have created in their minds.
And if he leaves this summer it will be 6 teams in 7 years, another jersey to buy, another forum to join, another fanbase that doesn't understand you, rehashing of the same arguments with a new set of people on the Internet, and the possibility of more failed expectations.
And if team number 6 doesn't recreate Linsanity, then hopefully he can move on to team number 7 sooner than later.
U are badly generalising now , please stop you are the mod. Go look at paul from conservative new media's podcast.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jpEXvmlUjkU tell me what u think about it.
fatlever is a fair mod. In fact, the CH mods on GM have been more fair than other GM mods and I'll leave it at that. Also, I think the mods here generally like Lin and his game.
Maybe the panic is he is in his physical prime now and fans want to see him in a system where they don't feel he is held back and gets the adequate minutes to do so.
I don't love the idea of too many teams and him becoming a journeyman. Staying with one team a fanbase gets an allegiance to that coach, system, team, fans and roots for them. Lin then comes in and plays quality minutes, and we don't worry about if he's sixth man or if he gets more minutes than Lamb. We just know he's comfortable and productive and he helps the team win. Basketball players like to win. And Lin doesn't seem so stat motivated as some other, I think he just wants to utilize his skills, improve, and help his team win. It's tough to keep changing teams and then having to start all over building chemistry with the new team, media, systems, coaches, fan base, etc.