Linsanity ended when D'antoni asked Dolan, the owner of the Knicks, to trade Melo since the offense would stagnate when Melo got the ball and he went back to playing one on one when he got back from injury. Don't forget Melo was injured during Linsanity that is why Jeremy was given control of the offense. D'antoni wanted to keep playing with Jeremy controlling the ball and running the team as Nash lite. The owner chose Melo and D'antoni quit. He quit only a couple of weeks after Melo returned from injury. That ended Linsanity not because of the Heatles. The Heat stopped him that one game but it was Melo returning that really ended it.

@danielwiley9828

26 күн бұрын

Melo was and is still a diva

@BigDilf3

25 күн бұрын

Write a paragraph with lies😂

@kpkafle

25 күн бұрын

@@BigDilf3 From NY Times article in 2012: Finally, on Wednesday morning, D’Antoni asked to meet with team officials and with James L. Dolan, the Madison Square Garden chairman. D’Antoni asked Dolan if he would be open to trading Anthony before Thursday’s 3 p.m. trading deadline, according to a person briefed on the meeting. When Dolan said no, D’Antoni offered to resign. D’Antoni never fully sold Anthony on his offensive system, which is predicated on ball and player movement and the premise that whoever is open takes the shot. Anthony thrives in isolation play - the antithesis of D’Antoni’s philosophy - and he is most comfortable as a primary ball-handler. That role is now filled by Jeremy Lin, the point guard.

@BunnyP3

25 күн бұрын

Yeah, Lebron and Heat had enough of Jeremy Lin coverage in all the media and they went at him. People who were tired of Linsanity claimed he was "exposed" to try to end all this craze but lets be real, thats a superteam coming at you as a PG... not much you can do individually. They were the better team too.

@xelaander8429

24 күн бұрын

​@@danielwiley9828 his attitude about the idea of retiring Jokic's jersey over his while they share the same number at the Nuggets shows his diva attitude. Jokic won the Nuggets a chip not you Melo, yet he still felt like he did more for Denver than Jokic, like come on man

Baron Davis was a great vet.

@mr.ronaldlawrence1231

26 күн бұрын

Mr. Davis was extremely sincere. This is the type of information that only a real NBA vet can provide.

@younglove3362

26 күн бұрын

He could do everything except hit free throws. And I'm not saying like Rondo because he was better than Rando.

@Kelthagreat97

26 күн бұрын

He was a great player.

@JasonJia909

26 күн бұрын

Knows the game so well

@TruuJones

25 күн бұрын

Baron is my favorite player ever

we need more people putting respect on jeremy lin's name.

@jlui21

21 күн бұрын

-- Lin was a good starter. But it hurt playing behind ball dominant Harden in Houston. Then he bounced to LAL with Kobe and Kobe is just mentally on another level. His best year? Playing off the bench behind Kemba and the Hornets, playing 26mpg as a spark off the bench (not heavy minutes). I understand his desire to start with BKN but that Hornets team was perfect for him. Regardless, Linsanity was awesssommmmmmmeeeeee.

@FAYMprod

9 күн бұрын

he balled out but Baron rightly points out that guys come out of nowhere on a 10 day or two way and make a name every season. Lin got most of the ink because of his identity, not bc an unknown player had never cooked like that. all said and done, 9 seasons in the NBA and the part people will remember is less than 8 weeks in NY. good player who had a great run but he won't be a Hall of Fame player

@Bkknight7

9 күн бұрын

BD a real one for telling that story! 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

If Draymond gets Jeremy Lin on his podcast... He will get millions of views

@italianstallion4947

24 күн бұрын

Absolutely. That's the move

@blinksstayfresh2524

24 күн бұрын

Yep but we all know Lin ain’t showing up.

@ohdaUtube

24 күн бұрын

@@SaadFAzam Lin is too humble to say what really happened...

@droptopp3479

24 күн бұрын

Nahh lin will show up forsure, he's been on many basketball podcasts already. Plus if greens pod is in san fran then even better because lins family is close by

@jeffreyyoungblood7438

24 күн бұрын

In China alone 😂

It was the most excitement MSG had in that arena in a decade.

@KlikQuot

26 күн бұрын

Not the most but close

@YouTubeTroll38

25 күн бұрын

@@KlikQuotnaw shit was wild I was there

@KlikQuot

25 күн бұрын

@@KZreadTroll38 me too, two weeks top. Remember he faked his injury to not be in the playoffs everybody else was hurt too. Isiah Thomas on Boston had a better year than Lin tf 😂

@brainjiggy

24 күн бұрын

Wildest time ever at the garden - after the games the crowds were outside til about 4am lol

@sinister7707

24 күн бұрын

​@@KlikQuotmedia and NY Knicks crowd was wild. It was like the playoffs my boi

The truly great thing about that Jeremy Lin rise was the fact that he got the whole team to play to their full potential as well. He was putting everyone to play their position.

@Logan-ee5rx

24 күн бұрын

The mark of a great point guard.

@kevintaylor5954

24 күн бұрын

I remember Kobe saying Jeremy who

@dleoner1

23 күн бұрын

Except for defense

@3lastname390

22 күн бұрын

​@dleoner1 It's a mike d'antoni team

@martincstee5335

22 күн бұрын

@@dleoner1 If the offense is so good, who cares about the defense?

Lets get this as a fact. Baron Davis got Jeremy Lin paid in the NBA and the dude went out an NBA Champion! Jeremy had a successful career despite the lows that he suffered.

@d1inonly

22 күн бұрын

Keep it a buck... He won his championship from the bench.

@mikehawkhovers9872

22 күн бұрын

@@d1inonly Still a Ring. Something you can only dream of

@d1inonly

22 күн бұрын

@@mikehawkhovers9872 - I've never once dreamed of being an NBA player. And when a player wins his championship he knows if he was a major part in winning that championship, if he was a role player, or if he just won because he was on the team. Lin won because he was on the team. I know it, you know it, and Lin knows it. Does it make him less of an NBA player? No. Because many people dream of having that career. But the truth is, he won because he was on the team that won. Adam Morrison won two championships with the Lakers because he was thrown in with the Pau Gasol trade. He never touched the floor in those championships. I said what I said.

@WWE2KUNIVERSEELITE

22 күн бұрын

@@d1inonly A CHAMPIONSHIP RING IS A CHAMPIONSHIP RING. Lin isn't fighting for the best player in the world.

@d1inonly

22 күн бұрын

@@WWE2KUNIVERSEELITE - Players know the difference between winning a ring - And winning a ring because you were on a team that won a ring. And Lin is the latter.

To date, Jeremy Lin is still the only athlete to be on SI cover twice in a row, that’s how hot he was. It was magical.

@linkercasas1004

22 күн бұрын

Is that right? I didn't know that. That's crazy

@ipvxyz

22 күн бұрын

That’s a pretty dope fact

@Dragon-qt5zu

21 күн бұрын

He had a whole continent behind him the companys saw the money not the player. Can't knock the hustle

@MoralesCorner

6 күн бұрын

I remember watching his rise for those few weeks. It felt like something out of a movie.

@gregfernandez420

2 күн бұрын

He's NYs modern Tommy devito, overhyped

Three players I wish never got hurt. Penny, D. Rose, & J. Lin. 😤

@JojiMorikawa

21 күн бұрын

Put Grant Hill into your list

@aaronhumphery8869

21 күн бұрын

Brandon roy

@robertsmith2088

21 күн бұрын

I'd also add Bernard King to the list.

@robertsmith2088

21 күн бұрын

Also add Brandon Roy.

@JC.72

20 күн бұрын

Yao Ming

NO NO NO we’re not doing that Baron, losing is bound to happen in the course of 82 games, losing to the Heat isn’t what put a stop to LINSANITY , “Carmelo Anthony” is what put a halt to Linsanity.

@jasez8812

25 күн бұрын

Foreal lol. I like Davis but he's trying to rewrite history.

@user-ky7le9bf2m

25 күн бұрын

Yeah, being the leader of a losing team is better than being a player on a winning one.

@gloryroad7452

25 күн бұрын

It’s was the coach fault don’t put that in Melo telling lies for views

@xman0216

24 күн бұрын

Jeremy Lin got injured that’s what stopped Linsanity lol y’all say anything to hate Melo it’s crazy

@Westlyn80

24 күн бұрын

Yeah, melo went selfish on that vs. saying I got some help !!

That really was a legendary run. If you’re a dude who kept ESPN on at the house this was crazy.

@Bob-fj7lr

10 күн бұрын

I'm from NYC and no joke EVERYONE was talking about him. Every teacher in every class I took in high school at the time was talking about the Asian kid who came off the Knicks bench and went on an insane run. I think he was in the newspaper everyday, I would wake up everyday and me and my dad would be in shock because he just kept coming back the next game and destroying NBA veterans. The Laker game was the best game and just hearing Baron Davis talk about what he was telling Kobe, you could tell that one game where he wrecked the Lakers was something that spilled over when he started playing against him. Kobe lived to go off at MSG and for Jeremy Lin to take the spotlight from him that night in a loss definitely hurt.

That was one of the best Cinderella story in sports history

@xuanleh8332

23 күн бұрын

You mean Linderella

@mr.getthepartylive4731

23 күн бұрын

Tim Tebow got that

@heretolearn5084

22 күн бұрын

​@@mr.getthepartylive4731 iono man that Purdy kid though

@robwebnoid5763

12 күн бұрын

@@mr.getthepartylive4731 ... Yes everyone has their own Cinderella story. Jeff Teague did say though that Tebow's story was nothing compared to Lin's.

How can anyone not like Jeremy Lin? Anyone not named Mello, anyways. Lin balled out and gave his all for the team, humble as hell too.

@bball3048mm

14 күн бұрын

Kobe, Melo, LeBron, and DWade don't like Lin because he threatened Black Supremacy.

Melo killed linsanity

@primelife33

24 күн бұрын

100% bro was jealous and selfish

@seancai1049

24 күн бұрын

Melo is trash, he is a legend in his own mind only, in reality he actually make most team worst with his iso high volume low efficiency shooting and lack of defence

@chieflingco

24 күн бұрын

Im just happy lin has a ring and melo doesnt

@NYUArchaeology

23 күн бұрын

​@@seancai1049DURANT is about to be carmelo too. All that height gotta stay in the paint n real defense. Less shooting now for durant. He older now and all players know what's coming.

@seancai1049

23 күн бұрын

@@NYUArchaeology Nah won't put them in the same category, statically speaking Durant is one of the most efficient players when it comes to scoring however I do agree with KD no leadership and doesn't make anyone around him better.

Then Kobe pretended he didn't know who Jeremy Lin was

@twizzy585ots

26 күн бұрын

Precisely

@Cb_30

26 күн бұрын

He still dont kno

@danielwiley9828

26 күн бұрын

He learned that night, and again when he waved him off.

@andrem.thomas332

26 күн бұрын

​@@danielwiley9828 Real talk😂😂😂😂

@user-ky7le9bf2m

25 күн бұрын

Did that in LA too.

Linsanity was great. A true underdog story.

@brandohernandez9991

17 күн бұрын

💯 I remember me and the boiz was drinking that time this dude was in espn got us excited to watch basketball game

Idk how true the Story that Melo destroyed Linsanity but the Moment they didn't re-signed JLin it kinda ruined the Knicks

@SGWAPO

5 күн бұрын

how? when the very next season they won the most games they’ve won this century

@brettly3924

4 күн бұрын

They couldn't resign him, not with the belief and still little evidence they had. The rockets made a poison pill offer contract that the knicks didn't want to match. Knowing the knicks franchise still probably worth it, hindsight blah blah. If it's purely about revenue, no brainer to resign him even at poison pill rates. If it's about building a contending roster, more scrutiny is fair enough.

@youtubecommenter37

2 күн бұрын

@@SGWAPOand that team sucked the season after that lol. That season was fools gold

Jeremy Lin Ring 1 Melo 0

Watch the Kobe interview after that game. He was furious. He declared “there will be a reckoning” like a super villian. Lol

@DV-ou1yu

23 күн бұрын

Lmao

@joeskiluv2661

15 күн бұрын

😂

@robwebnoid5763

12 күн бұрын

Yeah that reckoning, aka grudge, lasted for the next 2 years. Jeremy was living rent-free inside Kobe's mind for those 2 years, which was why Kobe was an awful teammate to Jeremy by the time Jeremy got to the Lakers.

Every NBA team need a vet like Baron taht understand and willing to take a step back, also help

@thesentinelsfootballchanne3212

Күн бұрын

He was a great Golden State Warriors

Lin was done dirty… give that man his flowers. 🌹

@ATownFam24

14 күн бұрын

😢

@MoralesCorner

6 күн бұрын

How was he done dirty ?

BD's Kobe impression is funny af

@8wayB

26 күн бұрын

fr😂😂😂

This finally confirmed what people (and some of their former teammates) were saying back then, that some "teammates" were jealous of the sudden ascension of Jeremy Lin. They can pretend to deny it or dismiss it, but by actually feeling the need to even discuss who's team it was, showed that it definitely was bothering the supposed star players. No wonder Knicks sucked that time. Instead of embracing it, their ego of being "THE GUY" was their top priority of things to address. 😆

@ohdaUtube

26 күн бұрын

Exactly. Amare was on board. So was the rest of the team. It was Melo...

@corduroycrook

26 күн бұрын

Thats not what that conversation was about lmao. Melo and Stat were trying to figure out how to incorporate Jeremy Lin into the offense because obviously the team was built before anyone knew there would be a Linsanity run. AND the linsanity run came about when Melo was out injured and Star was out for personal reasons and there was no number 1 option. but as Baron Davis is saying it should have just been looked at as a hot streak. If hes struggling dealing with the media attention and the circus around him why would they expect him to be a 20+ a game scorer after 3 good weeks? Especially as a second year player they got off the waiver wire? Davis got it right, let him play with a bit of freedom but hes not gonna turn into our number one or two option after 3 weeks. Especially not over a hall of famer and multiple time allstar😂

@amen_goodbrotha

26 күн бұрын

No one sabotaged Lin. He had a decent career.

@gffsgcc

24 күн бұрын

ascension to what? its not like jeremy lin was ever good enough to make an all star game as a guard

@herbz_online

24 күн бұрын

@@gffsgcc Unless you're clueless, a huge part of actually getting a decent career in the NBA is a player being lucky enough to get the "right" coach. D'Antoni fits Lin perfectly, could've been Nash v2.0. You can't say the same with Woody and even McHale's system.

Jeremy was so chill, played his heart out, and brought out the best in his teammates. That was the most hype time in NBA. I miss those days.

Carmelo was jealous and ran Linsanity out of NY.

@bball3048mm

14 күн бұрын

No chai knees dude should be this good. Melo didn't like that. Only Blacks are allowed to be stars.

@kennybradshaw522

7 күн бұрын

Put respect on his name! He’s a Hall of Fame and the best player he played with was Jeremy Lin? You definitely not New York Knicks fan?😮😢

@looneyyang1326

7 күн бұрын

@@kennybradshaw522 new york is weak lol

@kennybradshaw522

7 күн бұрын

@@looneyyang1326 that’s your comeback? are you trying to be antagonist? i’m from The Bronx. Sound like you take bubble baths respectfully! All Diddy!🤔😲😒🤨🤫🫡🤯

@looneyyang1326

7 күн бұрын

@@kennybradshaw522 im from cali. where the real G’s are.

“My back needs another week, coach.” & Linsanity was born. 😂

Lin had the “like Mike” sneaks on 😂

I had a lot of respect for BD for a long time. He sometimes played on bad teams but always balled out. Loved watching him as a kid as well as a handful of other players in his Era

Baron is a great storyteller. His laugh is infectious and makes the story even more fun to listen

BRB gonna watch Linsanity highlights

Jeremy Lin was lowkey a LEGEND

@Spr_bam

26 күн бұрын

That man was not lowkey a legend after 1 season?

@kevinhousen2791

26 күн бұрын

​@@Spr_bam Lin hung on long enough to get a chip.

@TeamVelli

26 күн бұрын

No he wasn't 😂

@robwebnoid5763

26 күн бұрын

Jeremy now has 2 championship rings.

@Kapittals

26 күн бұрын

For how long?, 20 games😂😂😂

Should have JLin on if you wanna talk about linsanity

What happened when they called melo for the interview? There was no ring.

@brettly3924

4 күн бұрын

Savage

That linsanity run was amazing, not sure if we will see anything like it for a minute

In summary, the return of Carmelo Anthony led to the end of Jeremy Lin's career with the Knicks. Recently, Jeremy mentioned on his brother's podcast that the Knicks at that time were a team without cohesion and full of infighting. He said that if he hadn't been so humble back then and had fought for himself, it might have led to a different outcome for his NBA career.

@robwebnoid5763

12 күн бұрын

Yeah, the big reason for Linsanity was Jeremy playing ball desperately hard not to get cut again. And the rest is Linstory. 07/26/24

You can snatch a match off that elbow

@rick3y0

26 күн бұрын

😂😂😂😂

“Bench mob” love that lol

Melo was a diva, jealous of Linsanity.

Yup I’m glad Melo is gone from the game with zero rings. Dude was cancer

@robwebnoid5763

12 күн бұрын

Melo = 0, Jeremy = 2

It was definitely Lin’s team during Linsanity. Melo and Stat were on the decline

@robwebnoid5763

12 күн бұрын

Melo, Amare & Tyson were supposed to be the next anticipated, AND HIGHLY PAID, Big 3 of the Knicks, yet when that lockout season began, they only won 8 out of the first 23 games, sinking them under 0.500. That stat was so bad it even made the newspapers because again it was supposed to be a good season due to the Big 3. Not only that but the Knicks had a near-decade of no playoff years before 2012. This was why Linsanity was amplified & energized, because fans in NY had been starving to death for anything good, decent & exciting. They needed a proper & healthy guard, which became Jeremy which was a surprise to many, yet he was huge at Harvard & highschool (player of the year in Cali at one point). Those pre-NBA stats didn't seem to be on anyone's radar. When Lin left NY, the Knicks only had 1 more good season afterward due to still riding high on the Linsanity vibes the previous season, but without Jeremy. But after that, they had 7 years straight of nothing again, not until 2020. Not even Melo could save them as he stayed in NY for 4 more years. So if anything, Lin's divine mission in NY was to keep the team afloat at or above 0.500 so that they could even have another rare playoff run. Lin did something similar at Charlotte, even breaking their 14-year Hornets curse of no playoff wins & also giving the Miami Heat a run for the money by giving them a full 7-game playoff. The Hornets have not had anymore playoff seasons since Jeremy left them in 2016, which is now 8 years straight of nothing, even up to today. Things seem to be getting a little better with the Knicks these days but it's still nothing compared to Linsanity, which was actually 2 months, not 2 weeks or 7 games as people say. Jeremy now has 2 championship rings. 07/26/24

He helped him get in the game he’s a real 1

@robwebnoid5763

26 күн бұрын

Yep & as heard in the Interview, Jeremy in return helped BD try to recover from his injury in the gym.

@tys1646

20 күн бұрын

@@robwebnoid5763 I’m a warriors fan and I’m glad he played for us

Lin has a ring over Melo

Man this is so dope hearing this story cuz I actually went to tht game when Linsanity dropped 38 on the lakers...the garden was crazy tht nite

@robwebnoid5763

12 күн бұрын

Jeremy said in one interview that it was the loudest he had ever heard in a stadium when he dropped that 3 on the side close to the Laker bench.

@dominiqueedwards2847

12 күн бұрын

@@robwebnoid5763 til this day tht was the livest game I ever been too

Awesome episode! Good topic to hit again. I wonder what would happen if he was given the chance to keep going with the Knicks, that was an amazing run!

Still have my B.Diddy jersey from the We Believe Era. Dude brought some joy in Bay Area basketball during the brutal times. Him and JRich will always be my favorite Warriors.

Appreciate hearing this perspective. Love how black culture is pragmatic about supporting each other to get paid. Playing in the NBA is a money glitch and always love hearing these positive messages. Rallying around Jeremy so he got paid and, in turn, has made a lucrative livelihood out of basketball. As I’ve gotten older I rather hear messages straight out of the horse’s mouth than trust and be manipulated by the media.

@bhopirl4552

19 күн бұрын

Sorry but it is not a money glitch for the players. It is for the owners tho. Athletes have to work super hard while owners just sit on their ass and collect

Linsanity days was lit 🔥🔥🔥🔥💀😭

Wow God definitely works in mysterious ways. I didnt know Jeremy was gonna get cut. But baron let him take his spot so he can have time to heal for the playoff . Lin was killing out of no where. Like puttung up super star number. Like 30 to 40 a game for a long period of time

@robwebnoid5763

26 күн бұрын

And now Jeremy has 2 championship rings.

@loodakris5928

26 күн бұрын

Haha that was the Holy Spirit balling out

@yungblackcat

26 күн бұрын

@@loodakris5928 nal facts bro said he is a Christian. I'm a Christian too

@yungblackcat

26 күн бұрын

@@robwebnoid5763 facts that's dope

@loodakris5928

26 күн бұрын

@@yungblackcat Me three.

Im very happy for him, he was not a great baller, but an unexpected decent baller that made Nba and Knicks exciting again. That run was really something

Man nice lighting! Compliments to the video crew!

Hopefully the Warriors young players will develop a lot faster because the Western Conference right now is a gauntlet of Good teams

What a couple of weeks he had

@robwebnoid5763

12 күн бұрын

It was actually 2 months, because everyone was still excited about the whole thing for those 2 months until his injury.

Jeremy Lin, just like Stephon Marbury, Allan Houston and Gilbert Arenas before him, got his career high on Kobe

i still remeber baron davis getting carry of the court by teammates after the career ending injury with a smile on his dam face. man is special

Why bd hair blowing in the wind like that 😂

The only thing I have seen that matches Linsanity is what is happening with Caitlin Clark and Orel Herchiser and the 1988 Dodgers and their World Series run.

I’m along suffering Knicks fan. I was completely caught up in Linsanity. It was completely magical. Jeremy Lin being Asian wasn’t what I focused on. What I did focus on was his flair, his passing ability, his scoring ability and bringing those WINS a to the Knicks. MSG was rocking and I wouldn’t see that excitement for the team again until this season. Linsanity and this past season gave me a taste of what it feels like to have hope in your team. Hope that they can quite possibly do something. That’s a feeling I haven’t had for the Knicks in a LONG TIME.

@robwebnoid5763

12 күн бұрын

Yeah, the Knicks had a near-decade of no postseasons before Linsanity hit in early 2012. Also, the Knicks won only 8 of those first 23 games before that fateful night against the Nets. The highly anticipated -- and highly paid -- Big 3 of Amare, Melo & Tyson was supposed to save the Knicks for that lockout season, but was immediately disappointing, with those first bad losses even making the newspapers. That was what amplified & magnified Linsanity, because you & the rest of the fans had been starving to death for those prior 10 years. After Lin left NY, the Knicks had 1 more good playoff run the next season, due to still riding high on the fumes & vibes of Linsanity, without Jeremy, but after that, they had 7 years straight of nothing again, not until 2020. Things seem to be getting better again, but it will most likely be nothing compared to what happened in 2012. Many others have said the last time anything was that exciting prior to Linsanity was during the mid-late 1990's with Patrick Ewing, or during their time when they had 14 straight years of postseasons starting in 1987. 07/26/24

Too bad Carmelo sabotaged Linsanity when he came back. Melo was mad that the fame Linsanity got is what Melo wanted.

@MrEd4win

26 күн бұрын

Lies….

@eweezyhan833

26 күн бұрын

This

@40yearprocess.6

26 күн бұрын

Facts, Melo did samething to Jimmer Fredette when Fredette was on his 10 day. That’s why Melo couldn’t get back in the league. What goes around comes around. 😮

@jaycharlton613

26 күн бұрын

Y’all are ridiculous 🤣🤣

@amen_goodbrotha

26 күн бұрын

How?

Baron Davis was a walking highlight what a baller

How is Baron Davis so hilarious bro lol

Incredible insight on an amazing ride.

jeremy got everyone involved. he rewarded the bigs who ran the floor by giving them alley oops. he was unselfish. but then melo came back and it went back to iso ball

Baron such a real one for what he did back then

Carmelo was horrible

Also the collective NBA community hard fouled Lin every freaking time.

It would be awesome to see Jeremy Lin as a guest on your show!

What a legend

Interview J Lin! 🔥

They did Jeremy dirty. The whole NBA. Shame on the black men that tried to injure him intentionally.

@LL-tc1re

23 күн бұрын

D’ont forget the Jason Kidd “foul” that should have gotten Jason at least a warning or flagrant foul as it did not look like he was even trying to hit the ball.

@pjscafe

22 күн бұрын

All the blacks hated Jeremy except his teammates.

@peterchindove7146

16 күн бұрын

It was less about race than it was just the envy and competitiveness every superstar faces at that level.

@OxygenC2

16 күн бұрын

​@@peterchindove7146nah it was hate.

@jacobmustafa0

9 күн бұрын

What in the -- are you talking about? Swear to God, KZread comments are still remedial Klan rallies

This man said, “He was on CNN, MSNBC, MTV, BET, The Weather Channel, VH1…” 😂😂😂 BD is a legend!

An nba point guard that couldn’t go left. And y’all were fooled by it. Stephen A Smith, Spo, Dominique Wilkins, Bron and D. Wade all told you, this man could not go left. They benched him in the first qtr against the heat. Bron and D Wade sent him left and he couldn’t get past half court. How he fooled teams into multiple contracts is beyond me.

Kind of pathetic that they had to have a meeting over that.

Just 👀your show and subscribe……DG is a basketball genius 💯from 🇯🇲

You heard it. Dantoni said, “you out yo mind…”

Baron Davis has been hitting up them burgers since retirement

What’s the weather channel doing in here 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

My hairline headed to baron davis territory.

Jeremy Lin was a unique player

Baron davis at ucla was something special. Check his highlights.

@Thejohnkaye

23 күн бұрын

He was my favorite point guard. If he didn't get injured it was a over

Davis tells a great story.

Jeremy Lin was under rated back when he had momentum every team put him down and under value what he can do. Especially the media didn’t have his back it was disrespectful.

@JasonJia909

26 күн бұрын

He was a great slashing guard. Not an all time great or anything, but he was elite at PnR and dribble penetration. Definitely should’ve been in league longer

@Thanosdidtherighthing

7 күн бұрын

Huh? The media gave him a lot of buzz and viewership.

Sound like b davis was hating too. B davis telling kobe prior to their game about your teammate. Sounds crazy.

@MrSilus2000

23 күн бұрын

"My teammates gonna destroy your team" That's what you're crying about. Goof

@LL-tc1re

23 күн бұрын

That’s not as bad as Melo working with his jet ski buddies to leave Lin continuously triple teamed as soon as he got the ball against the Miami super team.

@robwebnoid5763

12 күн бұрын

@@LL-tc1re ... Yeah & people forget that Miami was stacked. As someone already said during that time (was it Magic Johnson?), Miami will beat anyone, yet unfortunately people focused on what they did on Lin. People also forget that Jeremy was still a rookie at that time, while Miami's big 3 were already a decade into their NBA career. It was basically like Lin was a 2nd grader getting bullied by college juniors/sophomores. I would say some of the fault also went to D'Antoni, not being able to change team strategy. I would have used the whole Knicks team as some kind of shield as Lin moved the ball upcourt, maybe like a football defensive line or something like that idk, heh. 07/26/24

Huge Jeremy Lin fan. But he was not a good defender, and he turned the ball over a lot. But that's understandable because of how much you have the ball in your hands for 40 mins a game. And it was evident that he couldn't go left, cuz I remember one time he went left for a layup, but still finished it off on the right side anyways. It's some loose ball with him and Shumpert passing it back to each other I think.

Baron Davis and Carmelo must be great friends haha

Why is the weather channel in here?! Jeremy Linn making it rain! 😂

🧢 🧢🧢🧢🧢 you was just dissing him on the melo podcast

@haitungying7808

26 күн бұрын

Yes, saw that podcast too. Don’t normally watch Melo’s podcast. Curious about that one see how to tiptoe around Linsanity. Linsanity was killed by Melo. Lin’s nba stardom was killed by NBA. I believe, if not for the league’s conspiracy, he would have had a better than journeyman career.

Linsanity was amazing, and Knicks was fun to watch....

Melo literally did nothing to uplift the Knicks 🤣 it was never his team cause he never was a franchise player even when they tried to give him the keys. Check his playoff runs 😂

You need to ask every ball player you interview about bout playing against PRIME D ROSE

@JimBowSlice

26 күн бұрын

2011 D Rose, probably the most dominant PG season ever. I really don't think any PG in history is touching 2011 D Rose.

@teasystableent

26 күн бұрын

​@@JimBowSliceI'll say this until I'm gone

@paullara2872

26 күн бұрын

@@JimBowSlice ong

@srendanbchaub8601

26 күн бұрын

Facts, dude did whatever he wanted, that combo of strength and speed was unmatched

@fobinc

26 күн бұрын

Those injuries broke my heart. Dude was unbelievably sensational before his knees gave up on him

Dope

Knicks not resigning JLin was probably the end of his career. He would have been amazing and improved that Knicks team to actual contenders. After the Knicks, teams were just on the hype train signing him but really didn't know how to utilize him. Add to that his injuries and that was all she wrote. I am glad he won a chip, regardless if he was on the bench or not. Linsanity, and JLin himself, is an important part of NBA history.

Lin was really amazing, wish he could have had more chances in NY.

Baron Davis was my favorite Warrior growing up

Crazy!

Miami didn't end it. Chalmers ended it immediately. Early press, picked his pocket, layup done. My bad two hand dunk lol

That makes so much sense why Kobe was such an ass to Jeremy when they were teammates 😂

@marekboldin4386

25 күн бұрын

Asians always in the feelings …ima jlin fan and Kobe was a ass to Lin when they was teametws cause Kobe wanted a ring and knew what it took j Lin was just to sensitive 🤷🏻‍♂️Kobe was at the end of his career and needed someone to help him alot more and that pressure jus didn’t sit right w j Lin 🤷🏻‍♂️

@Ben2bwild

24 күн бұрын

To be fair, Kobe was an ass to everybody lol. Don't make it a JLin thing

@osmondnguyen5781

24 күн бұрын

@@marekboldin4386 you really think Asians are always in their feelings? I think you’re projecting your insecurities Marek Boldin 😂

@marekboldin4386

24 күн бұрын

@@osmondnguyen5781 how …u litterlay tried to play victim role by saying Kobe ain’t like j Lin …it’s jus the truth that’s how almost every Asian fan acts when it comes to j Lin

@osmondnguyen5781

24 күн бұрын

@@marekboldin4386 now you think Asians always play the VICTIM role? alright Marek Boldin whatever you say 😂

Lin have a ring while melo still hating and ring less

The way they tell these stories are like their anime characters or greek gods😂 “you ballin but you aint built for what these dudes built for”

Baron is that DUUUUUUDE

bd need to start his own podcast