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Jeremy Lin could have easily basked in what amounted to a hero’s welcome when he was re-introduced by the Houston Rockets on Thursday afternoon. Instead, he showed his self-awareness, while maybe tempering the inevitable ‘Linsanity’ expectations.
“I still have a lot to prove and a lot to do to become established,” Lin said to a large media contingent at the Toyota Center. “I’m the first one to admit it. The only thing I can really promise is I’m going to give it my best effort. That’s my goal and I wanna get better as a player.”
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Jeremy Lin could have easily basked in what amounted to a hero’s welcome when he was re-introduced by the Houston Rockets on Thursday afternoon. Instead, he showed his self-awareness, while maybe tempering the inevitable ‘Linsanity’ expectations.
“I still have a lot to prove and a lot to do to become established,” Lin said to a large media contingent at the Toyota Center. “I’m the first one to admit it. The only thing I can really promise is I’m going to give it my best effort. That’s my goal and I wanna get better as a player.”
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