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by Brian Floyd • Feb 8, 2012 9:42 PM EST
The New York Knicks weren't even playing at home on Wednesday night, instead visiting the Washington Wizards, but the signs were out for Jeremy Lin. And if this is any indication, the possibilities for Lin signage may be endless. It's a development worth watching as the young man returns to New York to play in front of the home crowd.
We begin with this effort for which we wish there was a photo. Alas, all we have is the bat signal, alerting the world to a hilarious sign.
Asian fan is holding up a sign: "Who says we can't drive?" Tremendous. It's all Jeremy Lin all the time
— Frank Isola (@FisolaNYDN) February 9, 2012
Behind the bench, there was photographic proof of someone using a rather old meme, updated to fit Lin. This is where Charlie Sheen and Jeremy Lin collide, and we all run and hide.
Via @TBJProd
And, again, this was a road game. Lin, by the way, finished with 23 points, 10 assists and four rebounds in a 107-93 win. And the train rolls on.
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Hahahah the drive sign is hilarious
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by Djax10 on Feb 8, 2012 10:26 PM EST reply actions
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