NBA · Jeremy Lin and James Harden on ESPN the Magazine Cover (page 1)
True or false? While with the Knicks, Jeremy did not know where Times Square was for almost four months.HARDEN: TRUE ... Am I right?
ESPN: The correct answer is TRUE! And Times Square is arguably the most famous part of New York, and Madison Square Garden is literally nine blocks from Times Square. So Jeremy: How is this humanly possible?
LIN: Because, shoot, I did not go anywhere in New York. One time we were driving through Koreatown, and I thought Koreatown was Times Square. [Harden laughs.] Just 'cause we turned this corner and there were just lights everywhere, and I was like, Oh, is this Times Square? And [ex-Knicks big] Jared Jeffries looked at me like I was crazy. So, uh, yeah. I didn't get to explore as much as I wish I did.
ESPN: Was this a problem in Oklahoma City, James?
HARDEN: No. Not at all. I knew where everything was.
ESPN: How about Houston? You know your way around yet?
HARDEN: Not me. I've only been here for a week or two, so ...
LIN: I GPS everything. There are infinity freeways.
Losers.