For Jeremy Lin, the game that once turned him into a global sensation in New York and later crowned him a champion in Toronto has come to a close. At 37, the guard who inspired a generation of fans ...

Jeremy Lin most recently played in the NBA during the 2018-19 season when he was a member of the Atlanta Hawks and Toronto Raptors. He finished the year with the Raptors, who won the NBA Championship ...

Every day, we seem to learn something new about Jeremy Lin. Here’s the latest, a basketball scouting report for the opposition: if Lin has the ball at the top of the key, and the game is on the line, ...

Former New York Knicks guard Jeremy Lin is enjoying his post-basketball life after announcing his retirement over the weekend. Lin, 37, hasn't been in the NBA since 2019 when he won a championship ...

Jeremy Lin, a Taiwanese-American guard whose 2012 heroics with the New York Knicks brought "Linsanity" to the NBA, announced his retirement from professional basketball on social media. The ...

The New York Knicks and basketball world as a whole are finally fully cured of "Linsanity." Fleeting Knicks legend Jeremy Lin announced his retirement from professional basketball via an Instagram ...

Former New York Knicks phenom Jeremy Lin has retired from the NBA after nine seasons. Lin, 37, announced his retirement in an Instagram post. He last played in the NBA during the 2018-19 season. “As ...

PALO ALTO — Jeremy Lin cringes a little bit when he hears people talk about his infamous Linsanity run. The Palo Alto native and former NBA standout never thought he would still be hearing stories ...

Former New York Knicks player Jeremy Lin retired from the NBA after a 15-year professional basketball career. He has inspired many fans worldwide and officially took to writing about his retirement ...

Former NBA star Jeremy Lin is hanging up his sneakers for good. The Taiwanese-American hooper announced Saturday of his intention to retire from the game of basketball. Lin shared the news with his ...

PALO ALTO, Calif. — Jeremy Lin cringes a little bit when he hears people talk about his infamous Linsanity run. The Palo Alto native and former NBA standout never thought he would still be hearing ...