Jeremy Lin is gearing up for the return of the NBA
Jeremy Lin doesn’t seem to have given up on his dream of playing in the NBA. Now Jeremy Lin himself is reportedly preparing to return to the NBA.
The Taiwanese-American last played with the Toronto Raptors and won the 2019 NBA Championship.
He had a minor role with Canada which left him at the end of last season.
Until finally he played with the Beijing Ducks in China, but now he is preparing to return to the NBA.
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After seeing what Derrick Rose, Dwight Howard, Carmelo Anthony, Jamal Crawford and many more players have been up to this season.
Lin’s hopes might increase and he tries to make a successful return to the league that has made him the most popular person in the world.
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A decade ago, Lin revealed his plans on Instagram.
“This isn’t about chasing Linsanity’s shadow. Or prove anyone right or wrong.
“Or about money, fame, reputation or power. It’s about going right through all the traumas and fears of my past, instead of being permanently crippled by them…
“I didn’t sleep well for 3 weeks with this decision weighing on me.
“I shed tears trying to express that struggle to my family. “
She explained that she wasn’t trying to be Linsanity one more time. He knew he wasn’t that type of player since the last few seasons.
And now he just wants to help the team and help himself overcome his fear.
“Although very grateful for the CBA, China and all my Asian fans giving, today I decided not to return to the Beijing Ducks next season.
“Instead I will wait for the free agent and prepare myself for the NBA and continue my biggest dreams.
“And maybe the result is a footnote and today’s decision is the real test. “
Only time will tell if any one team will grant his wish, but for now Lin is confident in his ability to make his wish return to the league.
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