It's easy to mock the N.B.A. for being narrow-minded. But American business has a habit of rewarding and punishing people because of the way they look.
By James Surowiecki
The New Yorker
March 5, 2012
On the night before he altered the N.B.A. universe, Jeremy Lin's primary goal was to keep his job. Things could have gone better.
By Howard Beck
The New York Times
March 3, 2012
Time Warner subscribers, catching glimpses of the headlines, may have felt a little like latter-day Rip van Winkles—groggy, befuddled at all they seemed to have missed.
By Ben McGrath
The New Yorker
February 27, 2012
In his second week as a starter, Jeremy Lin dazzled more fans in both hemispheres, flummoxed the world champs, drove a mini-economy and raised one crucial question: Just how much bigger can he get?
By Pablo S. Torre
Sports Illustrated
February 27, 2012
The headline, the tweet, and the unfair significance of Jeremy Lin
By Jay Caspian Kang
Grantland
Februrary 22, 2012
After being cut twice, Jeremy Lin emerged from the end of the Knicks' bench to inspire victories, debunk stereotypes and dazzle the NBA—while living on his brother's sofa
By Pablo S. Torre
Sports Illustrated
February 20, 2012
Knicks' Surprise Star Jeremy Lin Boosts Street Cred of Former Basketball Foes
By Kevin Clark
The Wall Street Journal
Februrary 16, 2012
The thrilling, frustrating rise of Jeremy Lin.
By Chuck Leung
Slate
Februrary 14, 2012
A trip deep into the heart of Linsanity
By Jay Caspian Kang
Grantland
Februrary 13, 2012
By Nate Silver
The New York Times / FiveThirtyEight
February 11, 2012
With the ambitious recruiting of coach Tommy Amaker and the pro potential of Asian-American guard Jeremy Lin, the Crimson has graduated to another hoops dimension
By Pablo S. Torre
Sports Illustrated
February 1, 2010