Jeremy Lin could easily play the protagonist lead in any Moneyball feature movie made on the NBA.
As is general knowledge now in the sportsworld, the Oscar nominated Moneyball became a movie based on a book written about how Oakland A's GM Billy Beane went against logic and put together a roster to replace superstar players by lumping together average players who could reasonably compile the same kind of production numbers.

Three NBA championships, one NBA Finals MVP and four NBA All-Star appearances make for a decent shot at Springfield, Massachusetts immortality.
As one very new point guard in New York makes the headlines, another in the Alamo City keeps on running under the radar.

The New York Knicks and their fans thought they hit the lottery when they acquired Carmelo Anthony from the Denver Nuggets. However, a funny thing happened on the way to the Knicks dynasty. Instead of getting better, the Knicks have gotten a lot worse. They've lost six straight games and the team looks totally lost.

The new-look New York Knicks are built around Carmelo Anthony, Amare Stoudemire and Chauncey Billups. However, to become a good team, they need role players to step up and contribute. On Thursday, Toney Douglas did just that to put it mildly. New York's backup guard buried nine three-pointers on his way to a game-high 29 points as the Knicks demolished the Grizzlies, 120-99.

The MeloDrama is finally over. According to the Denver Post, Carmelo Anthony has officially been traded to the New York Knicks. Carmelo Anthony has to be ecstatic because he wanted to go to the Knicks all along. The Knicks have to be happy because they landed their man. The big losers? The New Jersey Nets.