Jeremy Lin has opened the door to a long-awaited conversation with Carmelo Anthony, but only under one important condition.

Former Knicks player Jeremy Lin and ESPN's Stephen A. Smith blame the Spurs' lack of experience for 0-2 hole in the 2026 NBA Finals against the Knicks.

Jeremy Lin, the player responsible for perhaps the NBA’s most potent cultural phenomenon, is stepping into a new broadcast role with ESPN.

Jeremy Lin wants to "clear the air" with his former New York Knicks teammate, Carmelo Anthony, before going on a podcast with him, he told Erich Richter of the New York Post.

Jeremy Lin and Carmelo Anthony appear to be inching closer to a resolution. In an exclusive interview with The Post, Lin said his team and Anthony’s are in talks to “clear the air” with a podcast appearance,

The alarm bells are already ringing for the San Antonio Spurs. Having lost Game 2 by a tantalizingly small margin, they are now trailing in the finals 0-2.

Former Knicks guard Jeremy Lin, who set the city ablaze in Feb. 2012 as an undrafted rookie out of Harvard, has only been back at Madison Square Garden as an opposing player after his unceremonious departure from the team – until now.

New York Knicks legend Jeremy Lin will fittingly have a role in the upcoming NBA Finals featuring his former team. Lin is joining ESPN as a guest analyst

Jeremy Lin is not backing down from his NBA Finals prediction, even with the San Antonio Spurs staring at a daunting 0-2 deficit. The former New York Knicks fan favorite picked the Spurs to win the championship in six or seven games before the series began,

New York Knicks legends Jeremy Lin and Carmelo Anthony have been in contact with one about a possible podcast appearance.