“We didn’t know if he could defend well enough,” D’Antoni said. “We didn’t know whether he could finish well enough. And we didn’t know if he could shoot outside well enough. We did like his playmaking ability. We liked his ability to get in the paint. We liked that he was unselfish. We liked that he was smart. We liked that he had all the intangibles of being a point guard.” (via Jeremy Lin’s Success With Knicks Surprises Everyone - NYTimes.com)
