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Former NBA star Jeremy Lin delivered once again for the Santa Cruz Warriors in their 113-103 overtime victory over the Oklahoma City Blue on Saturday, March 6 (Sunday, March 7, Manila time) at the Disney Word bubble in Orlando, Florida.
Lin finished with 26 points, his fourth 25+ point game this season, along with 4 rebounds and 5 assists.
The 32-year-old Lin, who is known for his remarkable “Linsanity” run in 2012, is averaging 19.8 points, 3.2 rebounds, and 6.4 assists in 9 games for the Warriors this season.
Back in February, the Taiwanese-American basketball sensation spoke out on racist attacks and revealed he has been called “coronavirus” on the court during a G League game.
The G League had launched an investigation on the incident, and Lin said he would not name the person who made the racist remark.
Following the tough overtime win against the Blue, Lin shared how proud he is of his 2nd seed Warriors squad, who started the season at the bottom of the team standings.
“What else can I say about this team?? Started the season off in last place, came together despite all types of injuries/setbacks, put together a 9 game win streak and wrapped up the season in 2nd place with a gutsy OT win!,” wrote the one-time NBA champion Lin.
“Onto the playoffs starting Monday,” he continued.
Lin and the No. 2 Santa Cruz Warriors will face the No. 7 Rio Grande Valley Vipers in the knockout playoffs on Tuesday, Manila time. – Rappler.com
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