I don't give a crap about his TO #.
Guy is a winner, and he makes us win.
Simple as that.
his turnovers will go down once we get melo back,baron lets lin rest, and the doubles stop which will happen once melo starts hitting 40 because he will be wide open
His turnovers will come down. The kid has the ball in his hands 80% of the time and is playing insane minutes. People can knock the TO's all they want and I'll continue to count the W's.
Lin is aggressive and the entire team is looking to stop him. Just look at how much attention they paid to trying to stop Lin!!! I'm not too worried about the TO's. I think he'll get better at knowing when to be aggressive and when to stay back and be a bit more methodical. He's a great young player.
i wonder if the rockets and warriors are kicking themselves
His TO are clouded in my eyes.
He has spurts where he gets sloppy.
But he is a Godsent PG.
Never been happier with anyone handling rock
JCrusher wrote:i wonder if the rockets and warriors are kicking themselves
You really wonder?
Lin hitting shots at a great clip right now. He needs to cut down on unforced TO's. Teams like Miami are going to score off of those TO's.
JCrusher wrote:i wonder if the rockets and warriors are kicking themselves
Doubtful. Rockets have Lowry AND Dragic and Golden State has Curry.
Some players you worry about it because all those TOs wires them up and affects the rest of their game. Lin doesn't have that mental makeup. Doesn't mean I don't want him to work on it either.
Knicksfan wrote:JCrusher wrote:i wonder if the rockets and warriors are kicking themselves
You really wonder?
i was being sarcastic man lol
Lin will get better at recognizing when teams are picking up their intensity on him. It's a planned spurt of overly aggressive double teaming that he has to realize, but overall when you have the ball that much you will have some TO's.
JCrusher wrote:Knicksfan wrote:JCrusher wrote:i wonder if the rockets and warriors are kicking themselves
You really wonder?
i was being sarcastic man lol
Mark Jackson was on a recent radio call, some fan asked him about lin and he asked back who is better lin or Steph. Practically shut the fan down
AnubisADL wrote:JCrusher wrote:i wonder if the rockets and warriors are kicking themselves
Doubtful. Rockets have Lowry AND Dragic and Golden State has Curry.
Do you pride yourself on being the most consistently deluded bhol around here? Lin is miles better than those guys.
AnubisADL wrote:JCrusher wrote:i wonder if the rockets and warriors are kicking themselves
Doubtful. Rockets have Lowry AND Dragic and Golden State has Curry.
LOL! Now that's funny.
AND DRAGIC WHAT ARE YOU DRINKING BRO?!?!
JCrusher wrote:i wonder if the rockets and warriors are kicking themselves
The fun question is not about ''if'' but about ''how much''.
rp wrote:JCrusher wrote:Knicksfan wrote:JCrusher wrote:i wonder if the rockets and warriors are kicking themselves
You really wonder?
i was being sarcastic man lol
Mark Jackson was on a recent radio call, some fan asked him about lin and he asked back who is better lin or Steph. Practically shut the fan down 
Who is better? Steph or Steph + Lin?
Having Melo back will make trapping very difficult and as Lin gets more games in refs will start calling those swipes as he drives. There is no way teams can give Lin the same type of attention and game planning they have been when Melo is on the court.
I will say this. MDA's system does inflate pg numbers. Obviously, Lin is good but I doubt he would be averaging 28/8 in a regular NBA offense. It is the perfect storm of right system for the right player, which is why Nash won two MVP awards.
TheGame wrote:I will say this. MDA's system does inflate pg numbers. Obviously, Lin is good but I doubt he would be averaging 28/8 in a regular NBA offense. It is the perfect storm of right system for the right player, which is why Nash won two MVP awards.
well felton was great in the system but he never had this type of impact and felton had better talent around him