Jeremy Shu-How Lin is a American-Taiwanese basketball player born in San Francisco, California

Jeremy Lin is a 6'3 Guard

In High School Jeremy Lin graduated with a 4.2 GPA (♥♥♥♥♥♥♥)
Unlike your parents Jeremy Lins parents were never disappointed in him and supported his whole journey

He attended Harvard University where he joined their Basketball team

He averaged 12.9 points per game over a span of 115 games.

Named to the all ivy leauge team in his final two years.

Jeremy Lin went undrafted in the 2010 NBA Draft but was shortly picked up by the Golden State Warriors


- Jeremy Lin only played 29 games for the GSW and averaged 2.6 points with limited playing time.



2011-2012 season he was traded to the New York Knicks where he was given a opportunity to shine

- Jeremy Lin played 35 games for the NYK where he averaged 14.6 ppg

-This is the start of Lin Sanity


He hopped around teams where he played with the Houston Rockets for 2 years,
LA Lakers for a year, (2012-14)
Charlotte Hornets for a year, (2014-15)
Brooklyn Nets for 2 years, (2016-18)
Atlanta Hawks for a half the season, (2018-19)
before being traded and ending his career with the Toronto Raptors (2018-19)


Career Average
PPG: 11.6
Assist: 4.3
Rebounds: 2.8
Stocks: 1.5
FG: 43.3 %
FT: 81%
Three Point: 34.2 %




Best Season: (2012-2013) Houston Rockets
PPG: 13.4
Assist: 6.1
Rebounds: 3
Stocks: 2
FG: 44.1%
FT: 78.5%
Three Point: 33.9%
GP: 82

For 2 weeks, Jeremy Lin (Asian jesus) dominated the NBA competition (Feb. 4 - Feb. 19) (2011-12)

Stats
PPG: 25
APG: 9.2
RPG: 3.8
SPG: 2.2
TOG: 5.9
MPG: 38.7
FG: 51%
3PT: 33.3%
FT: 70.8%

Fun Fact- Jeremy Lin was the best player for the whole month of Febuary beating the likes of Prime KD, Prime Lebron James and Prime Dwight Howard.

1x NBA Champion (2019 Toronto Raptors)
1x Player of the Week (Feb 12, 2012)

Career Earnings: $65,700,000


Overall, jeremy lin is the best asian basketball player in NBA history....
If Yao Ming never existed, but for a undrafted player of his caliber, he was able to accomplish alot on the court and off the court

He continues to play basketball for various asian national teams and teaches kids how to become better basketball players.