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What the !#$% are you talking about?
Official Jeremy Lin Thread.
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What the !#$% are you talking about?
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Jeremy Lin is driving into the international spotlight as the new point guard of the NY Knicks.
TAKE OUR POLL
LIN-terested?
Will you buy Nike's Jeremy Lin shoe?
Yes, I'm all Lin for the new Knick star
Maybe, let's see how much it costs first
No, Lin-sanity is getting out of control
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Nike has a case of Linsanity.
The sportswear giant extended its contract with the Knicks' point guard, less than three weeks after his meteoric rise to fame, Beijing Business Today reported, in an effort to guard him from being stolen by rival companies.
SI HAS JEREMY LIN COVERED AGAIN
While the terms of the deal aren't clear, ESPN Radio reported last week that Nike planned to release a new shoe that features the Knicks' blue and orange and "Lin" on the back of the heel.
Nike will soon roll out a new promotional campaign built around Lin, industry sources told ABC News – the first of what is expected to be a parade of endorsements featuring the 23-year-old phenom.
END ZONE: JEREMY LIN IS THE KNICKS' FAITHFUL PHENOM
When reached by phone on Wednesday, Lin's agent declined to comment on the deal.
Marc Ganis, the owner of SportsCorp Ltd., told the Daily News that Nike's original deal with Lin was most likely limited, which would explain the renegotiations.
While bidding among sneaker companies for Lin could have drawn his price into the upper-seven figures if he didn't have an existing Nike deal, now it's likely that Nike will pay him between $2-4 million, he said. In addition to giving Lin a reason to stay with Nike after the locked-in period is over, it could also be a huge shot in the arm for a company that has been looking for a way to grow their market in China and Taiwain.
"You can expect he's going to be their number two poster endorser to LeBron James in China and they may promote him as the top guy (there)," he said.
Lin also gives Nike a way into a different kind of market in the United States, he said.
"(He's) given them a whole different segment of the market they can approach – the non-jock jock. The kids and the adults who are cerebral and may have Ivy League aspirations for education, but not pro aspirations for athletics – Lin gives them a unique connection to that market."
The deal comes as the Knicks and Lin's lawyers are going full force to protect his trademark rights for future Lin gear and endorsement deals.
Last week, Pamela Reese, a Washington-based lawyer filed papers to trademark Lin's name and "Linsanity" as the Knicks and the NBA said they were cracking down on counterfeit gear around the world.
"As is often the case when the demand for NBA product is high, there are counterfeiters seeking to take advantage of the current interest in Jeremy Lin," Ayal Deutsch, NBA senior vice president and chief intellectual property counsel told the Daily News in a statement earlier this week. "The NBA is pursuing enforcement - in the US, China and other countries - to address the sale of counterfeit 'Lin' jerseys and other unauthorized merchandise using NBA intellectual property. We also are coordinating with Jeremy Lin's representatives regarding their efforts to enforce against the unauthorized use of his name and image."
The undrafted point guard out of Harvard first signed with Nike before his rookie season with the Golden State Warriors.
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Jeremy Lin is driving into the international spotlight as the new point guard of the NY Knicks.
TAKE OUR POLL
LIN-terested?
Will you buy Nike's Jeremy Lin shoe?
Yes, I'm all Lin for the new Knick star
Maybe, let's see how much it costs first
No, Lin-sanity is getting out of control
RELATED STORIES
Lin-troducing a whole new crop of fans to the Knicks
NY Knicks' Jeremy Lin outdone by Nets' Deron Williams - Carmelo Anthony, Baron Davis offer little help in return from injuries
Jeremy Lin: Celebs flock to the hoop-la over his shooting star
Jeremy Lin and 'Linsanity' phenomenon give NY Knicks a television ratings boost
Jeremy Lin records 26 points, 9 TOs in 89-85 loss vs. New Orleans Hornets, as NY Knicks lose first game since Feb. 3 to snap seven-game winning streak
ESPN fires writer for penning racist Jeremy Lin headline; suspends anchor for 30 days
Nike has a case of Linsanity.
The sportswear giant extended its contract with the Knicks' point guard, less than three weeks after his meteoric rise to fame, Beijing Business Today reported, in an effort to guard him from being stolen by rival companies.
SI HAS JEREMY LIN COVERED AGAIN
While the terms of the deal aren't clear, ESPN Radio reported last week that Nike planned to release a new shoe that features the Knicks' blue and orange and "Lin" on the back of the heel.
Nike will soon roll out a new promotional campaign built around Lin, industry sources told ABC News – the first of what is expected to be a parade of endorsements featuring the 23-year-old phenom.
END ZONE: JEREMY LIN IS THE KNICKS' FAITHFUL PHENOM
When reached by phone on Wednesday, Lin's agent declined to comment on the deal.
Marc Ganis, the owner of SportsCorp Ltd., told the Daily News that Nike's original deal with Lin was most likely limited, which would explain the renegotiations.
While bidding among sneaker companies for Lin could have drawn his price into the upper-seven figures if he didn't have an existing Nike deal, now it's likely that Nike will pay him between $2-4 million, he said. In addition to giving Lin a reason to stay with Nike after the locked-in period is over, it could also be a huge shot in the arm for a company that has been looking for a way to grow their market in China and Taiwain.
"You can expect he's going to be their number two poster endorser to LeBron James in China and they may promote him as the top guy (there)," he said.
Lin also gives Nike a way into a different kind of market in the United States, he said.
"(He's) given them a whole different segment of the market they can approach – the non-jock jock. The kids and the adults who are cerebral and may have Ivy League aspirations for education, but not pro aspirations for athletics – Lin gives them a unique connection to that market."
The deal comes as the Knicks and Lin's lawyers are going full force to protect his trademark rights for future Lin gear and endorsement deals.
Last week, Pamela Reese, a Washington-based lawyer filed papers to trademark Lin's name and "Linsanity" as the Knicks and the NBA said they were cracking down on counterfeit gear around the world.
"As is often the case when the demand for NBA product is high, there are counterfeiters seeking to take advantage of the current interest in Jeremy Lin," Ayal Deutsch, NBA senior vice president and chief intellectual property counsel told the Daily News in a statement earlier this week. "The NBA is pursuing enforcement - in the US, China and other countries - to address the sale of counterfeit 'Lin' jerseys and other unauthorized merchandise using NBA intellectual property. We also are coordinating with Jeremy Lin's representatives regarding their efforts to enforce against the unauthorized use of his name and image."
The undrafted point guard out of Harvard first signed with Nike before his rookie season with the Golden State Warriors.
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Jeremy Lin is driving into the international spotlight as the new point guard of the NY Knicks.
TAKE OUR POLL
LIN-terested?
Will you buy Nike's Jeremy Lin shoe?
Yes, I'm all Lin for the new Knick star
Maybe, let's see how much it costs first
No, Lin-sanity is getting out of control
RELATED STORIES
Lin-troducing a whole new crop of fans to the Knicks
NY Knicks' Jeremy Lin outdone by Nets' Deron Williams - Carmelo Anthony, Baron Davis offer little help in return from injuries
Jeremy Lin: Celebs flock to the hoop-la over his shooting star
Jeremy Lin and 'Linsanity' phenomenon give NY Knicks a television ratings boost
Jeremy Lin records 26 points, 9 TOs in 89-85 loss vs. New Orleans Hornets, as NY Knicks lose first game since Feb. 3 to snap seven-game winning streak
ESPN fires writer for penning racist Jeremy Lin headline; suspends anchor for 30 days
Nike has a case of Linsanity.
The sportswear giant extended its contract with the Knicks' point guard, less than three weeks after his meteoric rise to fame, Beijing Business Today reported, in an effort to guard him from being stolen by rival companies.
SI HAS JEREMY LIN COVERED AGAIN
While the terms of the deal aren't clear, ESPN Radio reported last week that Nike planned to release a new shoe that features the Knicks' blue and orange and "Lin" on the back of the heel.
Nike will soon roll out a new promotional campaign built around Lin, industry sources told ABC News – the first of what is expected to be a parade of endorsements featuring the 23-year-old phenom.
END ZONE: JEREMY LIN IS THE KNICKS' FAITHFUL PHENOM
When reached by phone on Wednesday, Lin's agent declined to comment on the deal.
Marc Ganis, the owner of SportsCorp Ltd., told the Daily News that Nike's original deal with Lin was most likely limited, which would explain the renegotiations.
While bidding among sneaker companies for Lin could have drawn his price into the upper-seven figures if he didn't have an existing Nike deal, now it's likely that Nike will pay him between $2-4 million, he said. In addition to giving Lin a reason to stay with Nike after the locked-in period is over, it could also be a huge shot in the arm for a company that has been looking for a way to grow their market in China and Taiwain.
"You can expect he's going to be their number two poster endorser to LeBron James in China and they may promote him as the top guy (there)," he said.
Lin also gives Nike a way into a different kind of market in the United States, he said.
"(He's) given them a whole different segment of the market they can approach – the non-jock jock. The kids and the adults who are cerebral and may have Ivy League aspirations for education, but not pro aspirations for athletics – Lin gives them a unique connection to that market."
The deal comes as the Knicks and Lin's lawyers are going full force to protect his trademark rights for future Lin gear and endorsement deals.
Last week, Pamela Reese, a Washington-based lawyer filed papers to trademark Lin's name and "Linsanity" as the Knicks and the NBA said they were cracking down on counterfeit gear around the world.
"As is often the case when the demand for NBA product is high, there are counterfeiters seeking to take advantage of the current interest in Jeremy Lin," Ayal Deutsch, NBA senior vice president and chief intellectual property counsel told the Daily News in a statement earlier this week. "The NBA is pursuing enforcement - in the US, China and other countries - to address the sale of counterfeit 'Lin' jerseys and other unauthorized merchandise using NBA intellectual property. We also are coordinating with Jeremy Lin's representatives regarding their efforts to enforce against the unauthorized use of his name and image."
The undrafted point guard out of Harvard first signed with Nike before his rookie season with the Golden State Warriors.
POST A COMMENT »
Read more: http://www.nydailynews.co...-1.1026749#ixzz1n9F5oD3X
Jeremy Lin is driving into the international spotlight as the new point guard of the NY Knicks.
TAKE OUR POLL
LIN-terested?
Will you buy Nike's Jeremy Lin shoe?
Yes, I'm all Lin for the new Knick star
Maybe, let's see how much it costs first
No, Lin-sanity is getting out of control
RELATED STORIES
Lin-troducing a whole new crop of fans to the Knicks
NY Knicks' Jeremy Lin outdone by Nets' Deron Williams - Carmelo Anthony, Baron Davis offer little help in return from injuries
Jeremy Lin: Celebs flock to the hoop-la over his shooting star
Jeremy Lin and 'Linsanity' phenomenon give NY Knicks a television ratings boost
Jeremy Lin records 26 points, 9 TOs in 89-85 loss vs. New Orleans Hornets, as NY Knicks lose first game since Feb. 3 to snap seven-game winning streak
ESPN fires writer for penning racist Jeremy Lin headline; suspends anchor for 30 days
Nike has a case of Linsanity.
The sportswear giant extended its contract with the Knicks' point guard, less than three weeks after his meteoric rise to fame, Beijing Business Today reported, in an effort to guard him from being stolen by rival companies.
SI HAS JEREMY LIN COVERED AGAIN
While the terms of the deal aren't clear, ESPN Radio reported last week that Nike planned to release a new shoe that features the Knicks' blue and orange and "Lin" on the back of the heel.
Nike will soon roll out a new promotional campaign built around Lin, industry sources told ABC News – the first of what is expected to be a parade of endorsements featuring the 23-year-old phenom.
END ZONE: JEREMY LIN IS THE KNICKS' FAITHFUL PHENOM
When reached by phone on Wednesday, Lin's agent declined to comment on the deal.
Marc Ganis, the owner of SportsCorp Ltd., told the Daily News that Nike's original deal with Lin was most likely limited, which would explain the renegotiations.
While bidding among sneaker companies for Lin could have drawn his price into the upper-seven figures if he didn't have an existing Nike deal, now it's likely that Nike will pay him between $2-4 million, he said. In addition to giving Lin a reason to stay with Nike after the locked-in period is over, it could also be a huge shot in the arm for a company that has been looking for a way to grow their market in China and Taiwain.
"You can expect he's going to be their number two poster endorser to LeBron James in China and they may promote him as the top guy (there)," he said.
Lin also gives Nike a way into a different kind of market in the United States, he said.
"(He's) given them a whole different segment of the market they can approach – the non-jock jock. The kids and the adults who are cerebral and may have Ivy League aspirations for education, but not pro aspirations for athletics – Lin gives them a unique connection to that market."
The deal comes as the Knicks and Lin's lawyers are going full force to protect his trademark rights for future Lin gear and endorsement deals.
Last week, Pamela Reese, a Washington-based lawyer filed papers to trademark Lin's name and "Linsanity" as the Knicks and the NBA said they were cracking down on counterfeit gear around the world.
"As is often the case when the demand for NBA product is high, there are counterfeiters seeking to take advantage of the current interest in Jeremy Lin," Ayal Deutsch, NBA senior vice president and chief intellectual property counsel told the Daily News in a statement earlier this week. "The NBA is pursuing enforcement - in the US, China and other countries - to address the sale of counterfeit 'Lin' jerseys and other unauthorized merchandise using NBA intellectual property. We also are coordinating with Jeremy Lin's representatives regarding their efforts to enforce against the unauthorized use of his name and image."
The undrafted point guard out of Harvard first signed with Nike before his rookie season with the Golden State Warriors.
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Originally Posted by Peep Game
For real
i believe if he doesnt have a good game or is locked up ppl will use a liteny of excuses such as they just played the night before, mia had rest, the melo coming back and have to adjust to him.... very few ppl will say oh he played bad etc... or they will say oh its cause its the heat, or its just one game.
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Originally Posted by Peep Game
For real
i believe if he doesnt have a good game or is locked up ppl will use a liteny of excuses such as they just played the night before, mia had rest, the melo coming back and have to adjust to him.... very few ppl will say oh he played bad etc... or they will say oh its cause its the heat, or its just one game.
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Just stop man. Seriously.
Basketball is a team game, but athletically Lebron and Wade are in the elite. You are asking Lin, a 9 time starting PG, only 3 weeks into his breakout season, to be in the same class as those 2 elites? Cmon son. Its not even about that.
How old are you? Seriously.
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Just stop man. Seriously.
Basketball is a team game, but athletically Lebron and Wade are in the elite. You are asking Lin, a 9 time starting PG, only 3 weeks into his breakout season, to be in the same class as those 2 elites? Cmon son. Its not even about that.
How old are you? Seriously.
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^Dude is reaching on so many levels... talmbout "excessive antics." LOLWUT?!
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^Dude is reaching on so many levels... talmbout "excessive antics." LOLWUT?!
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Just saw on the news that there is a lawyer that loves Lin so much that his wife surprised him with a meet and greet with Lin...
Price of the meet and greet... 42k.... I hope Lin gets 40k out of that
Price of the meet and greet... 42k.... I hope Lin gets 40k out of that
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Just saw on the news that there is a lawyer that loves Lin so much that his wife surprised him with a meet and greet with Lin...
Price of the meet and greet... 42k.... I hope Lin gets 40k out of that
Price of the meet and greet... 42k.... I hope Lin gets 40k out of that
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It was an auction I think through the Knicks, but the proceeds went to Lin's charityOriginally Posted by throwback1718
Just saw on the news that there is a lawyer that loves Lin so much that his wife surprised him with a meet and greet with Lin...
Price of the meet and greet... 42k.... I hope Lin gets 40k out of that
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It was an auction I think through the Knicks, but the proceeds went to Lin's charityOriginally Posted by throwback1718
Just saw on the news that there is a lawyer that loves Lin so much that his wife surprised him with a meet and greet with Lin...
Price of the meet and greet... 42k.... I hope Lin gets 40k out of that
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You would be the first one posting
Don't downplay it.
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You would be the first one posting
Don't downplay it.
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Would Lin have time to become a Chinese Citizen to compete with them in the Olympics? Has it been mentioned?
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Would Lin have time to become a Chinese Citizen to compete with them in the Olympics? Has it been mentioned?
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Nah bro he should play for USA.Deron PaulLinWho else is there
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Nah bro he should play for USA.Deron PaulLinWho else is there
