New York Knicks legend Jeremy Lin feels the San Antonio Spurs need to stop relying so much on Victor Wembanyama to drive offense in order to beat Lin's former team in Game 2 of the 2026 NBA Finals.

Jeremy Lin criticizes Spurs' fourth-quarter offense in Game 1 vs. Knicks: 'It was too much Wemby ISO'

Carmelo Anthony said he wants to “clear the air” with his former Knicks teammate Jeremy Lin more than a decade after “Linsanity” took over New York in 2012. During Monday’s installment of the “7PM In Brooklyn” podcast,

The Spurs had a poor second half that led to a Game 1 loss, and Jeremy Lin places the blame on Mitch Johnson. “I didn't love the late-game offensive game plan,” Lin said. “It was too much Wemby Iso. It just seemed like everything was difficult,

New York Knicks center Karl-Anthony Towns grew up as a fan of his current team, so naturally, he was enthralled with the Linsanity period in February 2012, when guard Jeremy Lin came out of nowhere and dominated the NBA.

Karl-Anthony Towns reveals "Linsanity" made him a Knicks fan as a teen, giving a shoutout to Jeremy Lin ahead of New York's first Finals since 1999.

Jeremy Lin — the Knicks guard who captivated the city for about a month in February 2012 — is joining ESPN during his former team’s NBA Finals matchup with the Spurs, USA Today reported. His role will start Wednesday with Game 1 in San Antonio.