Former Warrior and Palo Alto High School star Jeremy Lin made NBA history Thursday night. Although he didn't play in the Raptors' Game 6 victory over the Warriors to win the 2019 NBA championship, Lin ...

Despite going undrafted in 2010, Lin was eventually recruited by the Golden State Warriors via a partially guaranteed deal. Jeremy became famous for a short period of time due to the “Linsanity” ...

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 ...

Former New York Knicks guard Jeremy Lin announced his retirement, but his time with the team is still remembered to this day. Former New York Knicks guard Jeremy Lin is enjoying his post-basketball ...

The name Yao Ming often comes to mind when fans think of Chinese basketball legends, as international players are changing the NBA landscape. But the first American of Chinese descent to play in the ...

Jeremy Lin, who took the NBA by storm in 2012 during a stretch of games for the New York Knicks that was dubbed "Linsanity," has announced his retirement from professional basketball. Lin, who most ...

Former Toronto Raptors point guard Jeremy Lin is calling it a career. The 37-year-old and nine-year NBA veteran, announced his retirement from basketball via an Instagram post on Saturday: Lin played ...

It started in high school at Palo Alto when the senior point guard led the Vikings to a California Interscholastic Federation (CIF) Division II state championship by posting a 32-1 record and ...

Well, folks, grab your tissues and your favorite “What if?” scenarios because Jeremy Lin just officially hung up his sneakers. After 15 years of defying expectations, breaking barriers, and making ...

Jeremy Lin is ready to let the final buzzer sound on a remarkable 15-year basketball career that captured headlines across the globe and for a span of a few weeks in 2012 made New York City the ...

SAN FRANCISCO — Former Palo Alto High standout Jeremy Lin, who captivated the sports world with his infamous Linsanity run in 2012 with the New York Knicks, officially retired from basketball on ...