
The Dream Shake So, I've been dreading this piece since I came up with the idea to do report cards because you just know any write up relating to Jeremy Lin where a critique is possible is going to blow up the comments and my Twitter but you can't back down, right? Ah well, it's been my favorite narrative on the year and I refuse to be anything other than honest with you guys, so here goes nothing. Jeremy came to the Rockets over the summer on a deal that would have cost the Knicks 80 million or so with luxury tax penalties (Funny enough Madison Square Garden stock dropped 90 million dollars when ne...
Houston Rockets May 22, 2013New York Post INDIANAPOLIS — Raymond Felton has spent most of his season reminding us why he was the perfect choice — really, the only choice — to fill the void left by the departure of Jeremy Lin. The two men might have posted similar numbers this season — Lin: 13.4 points, 6.1 assists and...
New York Knicks May 14, 2013NBA Blog | Houston Chronicle After a series of marathon exit interviews with everything from the Rockets coaches to trainers, front office decision-makers to directors of strength and conditioning, Jeremy Lin was asked how he could improve. He seemed to think it would take another three hours. “I’ll keep you guys here longer if I go into all that,” he [...]
Houston Rockets May 6, 2013
The Dream Shake Before the season started, and before the Harden trade, the Rockets were predicted to land under .500 by the end of the season. Even after the Harden trade there were several lingering concerns to be addressed that stemmed from doubts and skepticism behind several of the front office's offseason roster moves Can James Harden rise to the occasion and become a true first option? Can Jeremy Lin keep up Linsanity next to Harden? Can Omer Asik play starter minutes? Who will be our back-up PG? Will Chandler Parsons have a ‘sophomore slump'? What will you do with your avalanche of power forw...
Houston Rockets May 4, 2013CBSSports.com Fantasy Rockets guard Jeremy Lin was able to play in Game 6 against the Thunder, after missing the team's previous two games due to a chest injury. Unfortunately, the injury was clearly still bothering him, as he was able to score just three points on 1 of 4 shooting in 13 minutes off the bench. The Rockets lost the game, 103-94, ending their season. This injury is not expected to linger into the offseason.
May 4, 2013NBA Blog | Houston Chronicle Be it in 140-character increments or in post after post on page after page of website after website, there was no lack of opinion in the wake of the Rockets’ playoff departure that Jeremy Lin is a poseur, a disappointment, a weakling, an incomplete product, a failure, a flop. In some ways, Lin would concur. [...]
Houston Rockets May 4, 2013CBSSports.com Fantasy The Rockets official team website reports that point guard Jeremy Lin has been cleared to play in Game 6 against the Thunder after he went through an extensive workout Thursday. Lin has missed the past two games in the first-round playoff series with a right chest contusion suffered just before halftime of Game 2. He will come off the bench. “I’m feeling good,” Lin said following Friday’s shootaround. “I get to play tonight so I’m happy about that. I worked out yesterday, went through some stuff and felt good. The trainers were up there watching and said as long as nothing crazy happens today ...
May 3, 2013NBA Blog | Houston Chronicle Rockets guard Jeremy Lin on Thursday was scheduled to step up his workouts to include contact for the first time since he struggled to play 18 minutes in Game 3 following his chest injury in Game 2. Lin has not gone through a practice and has only had limited workouts for more than a week. [...]
Houston Rockets May 2, 2013CBSSports.com Fantasy Rockets guard Jeremy Lin was unable to play Wednesday in Game 5 against the Thunder, due to the lingering effects of a chest contusion. He has been dealing with this injury since the second game of the series, and it has now cost him two games in a row. He is questionable for Friday's Game 6.
May 2, 2013
The Dream Shake Public Service Reminder: Aaron Brooks is on the Rockets and played 16 minutes in Game 4. Tonight, Rockets fans should treat Brooks and his 15 minutes of run like an ex-boy/girlfriend. Don't be surprised if he reminds you that you once loved him. Jeremy Lin is a game-time decision for tonight's Game 5 against the Oklahoma City Thunder. Lin left Game 2 with a bruised chest and started Game 3, but was obviously hampered and left the game for an ice wrap. Rockets fans can probably agree the Lin that started in Game 3 shouldn't take the court in Game 5. We applaud his desire to grit it ou...
Houston Rockets May 1, 2013
Oklahoman Houston's James Harden and Jeremy Lin were both listed as "game-time decisions" for the Rockets Game 5 vs.Read more on NewsOK.com
Oklahoma City Thunder May 1, 2013CBSSports.com Fantasy As expected, Rockets guard Jeremy Lin (chest) is being listed as a game-time decision heading into Game 5 of Houston's first-round playoff series against the Thunder, the Houston Chronicle reports. Lin was forced to miss Monday's 105-103 win over Oklahoma City after he was hit on the pulled muscle in his chest back in Game 3.
April 30, 2013NBA Blog | Houston Chronicle Jeremy Lin apparently wasn’t the only ailing Rockets player Monday night. Coach Kevin McHale said center Omer Asik’s effort (17 points on seven-of-10 shooting plus 14 rebounds) was emblematic of the team’s determination. “Our guys play hard. They compete,” McHale said. “I thought Omer had a fantastic game. His back was really bothering him the [...]
Houston Rockets April 30, 2013NBA Blog | Houston Chronicle Rockets guard Jeremy Lin’s last-chance effort to play in Game 4 on Monday against the Thunder never came close. He knew it wouldn’t. The hope was that by Wednesday’s Game 5 in Oklahoma City, he would not need a game-time decision to fall his way. Lin sat out Monday’s game, the first he missed this [...]
Houston Rockets April 30, 2013
The Dream Shake With Jeremy Lin in a suit on the bench and James Harden completely ineffective in the early going, things were not looking good for the Rockets on Monday night. Then, in something of a surprise, a dashingly handsome, tall, chiseled figure atop a galloping stallion entered from stage right. His breath smelled of corndogs, but he said he was ready to help in any way possible. That knight was Chandler Parsons, and in game four, he delivered the performance of his young career, willing the Rockets to a tremendous victory over the Oklahoma City Thunder. The second year forward, expected by ...
Houston Rockets April 29, 2013
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