Just saw this on ESPN mobile. What’s even more ridiculous is that they used this same headline during their basketball coverage at the Beijing Summer Olympics four years ago.

Linsanity. Lincredible. Whatever you want to call it, the Jeremy Lin phenomenon is sweeping across the NBA. He has galvanized not just New York Knicks fans, but NBA fans across the country. And of course an entire generation of young Asian players now have a player to look up to, and give them hope of what heights they could possibly dream to reach. And he will connect with the average young Asian kid in a way Yao Ming never could, because most kids won’t grow to be 7 feet 6 inches talls. Jeremy Lin on the other hand, has proven how a smart kid with a quick first step, playing the game the right way, sharing the ball, getting his teammates involved, can make it in the NBA.

Not only that, he is just a lot more exciting than Yao Ming ever was. If you have seen any Lin highlights, you can just listen to the crowd ooh and aah everytime he touches the ball. With every incredible pass he makes, or ridiculouly contorted layup, he is just a lot more fun to watch than the goofy Yao Ming.  And for young fans, his skills are much more relatable to the average Asian playing pick up hoops with his buddies. And for those reasons, Jeremy Lin will have a greater impact on an entire generation of young Asian fans than Yao Ming ever did.

Have you ever been in a fantasy league where a trade is pending that benefits all parties involved, but somehow gets vetoed because there are a few spiteful parties that don’t want to see some teams improve? Well that’s basically what David Stern has done with the vetoing of the Chris Paul trade to the Lakers.

Now this was a trade that all three teams involved seemed to be very happy with. And yes there is a conflict of interest because the NBA currently owns the Hornets, and Stern has some vested interest in keeping Paul on the Hornets.  But if he is going to block Paul from going to the Lakers, will he let him go anywhere? I mean if his stance is he doesn’t want small market teams losing their star players to big market teams, where can Paul go?

And coming off the fiasco that was the NBA lockout, Stern is already on thin ice. And now this, which in my eyes is the final straw. Stern must go, because he has clearly lost touch with reality. Him blocking the Chris Paul trade to the Lakers is absolutely ridiculous, and Stern should resign immediately.

Usually when Cleveland Cavaliers owner Dan Gilbert gets angry, he fires up the ol’ laptop and bangs out a comic sans comical letter for all the world to see.

This was no different today when Gilbert got wind of the trade that would have sent Chris Paul to the Los Angeles Lakers, and sent an email to Commissioner David Stern, which Yahoo! Sports eventually leaked and now has everyone talking about owners colluding.

So I decided to pay a visit to D-Gib’s wikipedia page and sure enough, it was hacked. And because this will be probably be taken down very soon, here is a screenshot of what it reads right now, Thursday, 11:00pm pacific time.

My guess is this was either hacked by an angry Laker fan, a diehard LeBron fan, or an annoyed David Stern.