Here are all the requisite videos from Jeremy Lin and last night's win.
by Seth on Feb 15, 2012 11:23 AM EST
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PrintI'm piling up links to share with y'all later, but for now, here are the most important videos taken from last night's preposterous comeback win in Toronto. To begin, here's video of Jeremy's biggest plays of the fourth quarter. Forgive the presence of the Raptor announcers:
That wraparound dish to Amar'e Stoudemire, guys. Sure, it was nearly a turnover, but that's the kind of thing that simply wasn't a possibility two weeks ago. It did not exist. Anyway, that video misses a few stuffs...
It missed Lin's postgame interview (which was the usual unwavering hyper-humility) and, more important, it missed Landry Fields's post-game smooch, which IllPHIl was kind enough to .gifinate for us:
And because the video is Lin-centric, it also missed Iman Shumpert's pick-six (well pick-two) of Jose Calderon, which is a massive turning point:
And, finally, this'll give you the chillz. Here's Lin's game-winner as viewed from a seat on the baseline at the Jurassic Park Centre or whatever it's called:
Oh, and here's two more bonus videos that I found/thought about while tracking down the above ones: Shump's coast-to-coast loose ball slapfest from Saturday and Raymond Felton's somewhat similar shot in a somewhat similar situation last season.
VIDYAS.
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wow. got those aforementioned chillz.
nice find!
And hookin up
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by superturboultra on Feb 15, 2012 1:07 PM EST up reply actions
Perfect timing...
I just got through reading the last 100 comments in the game thread. Utter brilliance.
I cant wipe the smile off my face watching this
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That Toronto announcer
was pretty pro-Lin, as was the majority of the crowd.
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by Blame-everyone-else on Feb 15, 2012 11:52 AM EST reply actions
Crowd was pro-Lin but the announcer seemed to be the opposite for most of the game.
Wouldn’t shutup on how Calderon was outplaying Lin and bringing up Vin-sanity occured before Linsanity when there was a reference to the Spurs game. Wasn’t until the ending of the game that I got a pro-lin vibe off him.
Totally agree with you
But the announcer just would not stop repeating over and over and over. I had accepted that Lin was being out played at that point but don’t need to hear it that often. Goes from being reasonable commentary to annoying repeat.
I mean he is the Raptors announcer
I don’t think he’s too bad. Frankly, Clyde and Breen are pretty unbiased and undoubtedly the best duo (in my opinion). The Raptors play-by-play guy does national games sometimes too, and he’s not too bad, but the color guy is super annoying
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I had a Toronto stream for 3/8 of the game
But I actually though the Rap’s color guy was pretty decent.
That video from the baseline of the game winner definitely got the chills goin...
but, man, can you imagine if it was at MSG???? Would’ve been CRAZY!
That wasn't MSG last night???
loads of knicks fans popping up at arenas all around the country now it seems.
by Pretty Tony on Feb 15, 2012 11:58 AM EST up reply actions
Fans seemed to be cheering loud for both sides
as they should be with an awesome finish like that – good basketball
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its like everygame is cant miss now, something electrifying every night
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Off topic
but the NBA All-Star Game is on Friday the 24th
Carmelo by then (assuming he’s healthy by Sunday)
would have played the 19th, 20th, 22nd, 23rd
Playing the All-Star game would be a 5th game in 6 nights, and essentially a back to back to back. This is really unfortunate
NBA All Star weekend starts Friday the 24th...
But the All Star game isn’t until Sunday the 26th
I haven't been on here much...and posted here I think maybe once
Frankly because the Knicks have been awful…not that I haven’t watched and been a fan (I got to see one of Melo’s first games as a Knick in the Garden last year), but because who wants to talk about a crappy team in salary cap hell that Isiah Thomas destroyed in a few short years. But, I have a feeling that I’ll be here a lot more often now and actually post some because Jeremy Lin have made the Knicks exciting again!!! How do you not root for this guy?
That said, I am glad that Anthony is still out…let Lin and Amare get some chemistry, then add Melo when he is 100% and watch the chemistry continue to grow….
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Frankly because the Knicks have been awful…not that I haven’t watched and been a fan (I got to see one of Melo’s first games as a Knick in the Garden last year), but because who wants to talk about a crappy team in salary cap hell that Isiah Thomas destroyed in a few short years. But, I have a feeling that I’ll be here a lot more often now and actually post some because Jeremy Lin have made the Knicks exciting again!!! How do you not root for this guy?
I would have been easier to just say “I’m a bandwagoner”
by flossy on Feb 15, 2012 12:30 PM EST up reply actions 2 recs
How is that fair?
I didnt really watch from 03-08? Once Donnie came in and laid out a real plan, I became interested again, to see who may be a future piece on the team… But, if you are a REAL fan like me, and absolutely cant stand losing, watching that team during those years is harmful to your health, your place of living, and those around you. And, I am not being facetious, I break things, yell, curse… It just flat out isnt worth my sanity. So are you more a fan than I? Or me than you, because I take it so seriously, it tremendously effects my mood. How bout neither? We are all fans, just some of us can handle the ups and downs better, while others NEED to step away, otherwise they destroy everything in their lives.
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by MetsKnicksRutgers on Feb 15, 2012 12:38 PM EST up reply actions
Can't blame you
I’m young (19) Grew up a basketball fan and a Knicks fan, but It’s hard to watch 82 games of awfulness. I would watch maybe 20-30 games
Last year my fandom and passion started for the first time and I saw about 75 of the games, and haven’t missed a game this year.
Does that make me a bandwagoner?
According to flossy...
Even if you followed every game, but weren’t posting here you are.
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It is a bit of bandwagoning
To come back now that things are good. You did you have watched, but it went by pretty unnoticed which is why flossy probably said that.
That said, in my opinion, if you really like a team, you always watch the games. I watched all through the Isiah years because you always find something to enjoy. You like the players, you like seeing who does well, and on any given night they can get a win and it’s enjoyable!
This recent run and last December’s run have been so enjoyable for fans like myself who torture ourselves because you finally get to see an extended run of good, exciting, fun play. It makes it all so much more worth it
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The thing I didn't get is that he didn't come back til now
Last season’s hot streak wasn’t good enough to bring him back? Making the playoffs? If that’s not good enough, I think the bandwagoner label might be appropriate.
I thought I was explaining why I wasn't posting on here
Not why I haven’t been a fan…in fact, I specifically say
not that I haven’t watched and been a fan (I got to see one of Melo’s first games as a Knick in the Garden last year)
To show that I HAVE been a fan, just not wanting to talk about them incessantly on here like I would want to now.
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I was kidding! Geez
I’m sure you bleed orange and green or whatever our colors are
LOL
Fair enough…next time try the sarcasm font to avoid confusion
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LOL...Now I remember
why I don't post here
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“I’m sure you bleed orange and green or whatever our colors are”
The Knicks always win when they wear those completely random green jerseys. Nate went off one year in them.
by superturboultra on Feb 15, 2012 1:10 PM EST up reply actions
Yeah but they look like leprechaun vomit
and I hate them
The hideousness of those uniforms will haunt my dreams forever
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And Crawford hit a gamewinner in one of them!
I think against the Nuggets!
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ah nate,
i remember the shake and bake with will ferrell…he sent him the jersey after the game
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Orange and blue
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by Jeff Van Gumby on Feb 15, 2012 11:23 PM EST up reply actions
So China has been kind of quiet on the Jeremy Lin thing
Since his parents are from Taiwan. There have been no broadcasts there and no highlights. But now they’re trying to claim he’s from Zhejiang according to basketball blogger Chris Wang via the WSJ.
It's surreal
Really, I have no words to describe this. Victor Cruz being one of the best WRs in football last year was a fun ride, but this feels different. I was doubtful that he’d keep it up and only started believing after the Lakers game. But damn, he’s good. Sure, he has his flaws, but the dude is only 23 (!) , which means he’s not even done improving. I mean, Nash went to Dallas when he was 24, and only then did he start being a force.
It might be because of the media hype or because of the non-stop coverage, but this feels…I don’t know, but it feels like something. People keep saying that this’ll be a week to remember, but he has me believing that this will be a season to remember. He was ice fucking cold with that three last night.
Not to mention the fact that our greatest need on offense right now is a mid-range game, and we have one of the best players in the NBA at that coming back to the line-up a couple of days from now. If they start gelling, watch out NBA.
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Awesome. Just awesome.
As the kids say…Mind. Blown.
OT but does anyone have the latest on Davis and Douglas? I know the days of TD ever playing PG are over, and that’s probably for the best since he is probably just a “guard”, but I really think we will need him at some point soon and the last update (mental “issues”, fatigue or whatever) saddened me to hear. I’m sure we are all pulling for him.
As far as Davis goes…Lin just cannot keep these minutes up, and the 2 mins a game Bibby gives are just laughable. Everytime he comes in I just imagine D’Antoni pressing a stopwatch in his pocket or counting to 120 in his head.
A healthy backcourt of Lin/Fields/Davis/Shump/TD (break glass in case of emergency) is pretty damn scary.
Watch Shump's reaction to Lin's game-tying 3-point play.
That gets me pumped up every time. You would think he made the shot with the way he reacted. I love the unity of this team right now. Guys are so totally invested in not only the team as a unit, but each other as individuals.
Landry's reaction was great too
It was a serious uphill battle so it was insane to see them tie the game up. Great fight
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Just quibblin'
D’Antoni, a play at the end of a close game WOULD be nice. Can we at least try it once or twice, just to see what happens?
by superturboultra on Feb 15, 2012 1:11 PM EST reply actions
He wanted to call time-out
Lin waved him off, asked to run an iso, and D’Antoni relented.
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Maybe if there'd been a clock stoppage due to an out of bounds or something, but for this game Dantoni specifically said he didn't want a timeout to allow Toronto to setup their defense.
I dream of Eddy Curry feeding me fish sticks.
Look at it Dave. Look at it.
Yup
The game was tied too. The Knicks did the right thing, run the clock down and get (essentially) the last shot. If you miss, you just go to OT. If they were down a basket, then it might have been better to draw up a play
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I feel like that sounded sarcastic by accident
Not meant to be sarcastic.
Steve Novak
Is the whitest player in the N.B.A. He could just as well be a janitor or assistant coach or cameraman or college professor if we didn’t know that he plays for the Knicks and shoots supernaturally well from the 3 point line.
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Go on
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by astromets on Feb 15, 2012 2:02 PM EST up reply actions 1 recs
Now that's funny
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Like Steve Novak!
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by Chairman Meow on Feb 15, 2012 3:35 PM EST up reply actions
Since Shump moved to bench (& Lin started playing), he's allowed 14-for-48 (29.1%), forced 13 turnovers and committed just 2 shooting fouls.
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Jeremy Lin was born 1988, year of the dragon
It’s 2012, the year of the dragon. Coincidence?
The ramifications of Lin’s emergence have just only begun. His jersey sales alone will reinvigorate the world economy and catapult all of us into a new golden age that will be called the Lin Era. After he retires, Lin will become the President of the US and eliminate all threats to humanity. Who wouldn’t elect a Hall of Fame NBA player who went to Harvard? A new chemical element will be discovered from the fabric of Landry Field’s couch and will provide an infinite amount of energy to the world. The name of the molecule will be Linteum.
When the Mayans were making their calendar, they ended at 2012 not because they saw the end of the world, but the birth of the Lin Era.
The Linsanity is Linfectuous
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The Lin Dynasty
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by Chairman Meow on Feb 15, 2012 3:35 PM EST up reply actions
How the hell did Shumpert do that?
That he was able to time and slap that ball just perfectly is amazing in itself, but then he got around Calderon to get to the ball first and that dunk was sick
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He has to be among the very best in the league in combination of wingspan and hand-eye co-ordination. Craziness.
And fast
And that dunk! It went down!
by superturboultra on Feb 15, 2012 2:56 PM EST up reply actions
That Shump steal was Clyde-esqe.
Except Clyde never ever would have celebrated like that.
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Great videos! LINSANE!!
Knicks try to keep Lin-streak alive vs. the Kings: http://wp.me/p22L0a-sL
by the_windy_apple on Feb 15, 2012 6:53 PM EST reply actions
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