Jeremy Lin

Um, yeah.

And then like the Yankees have also generally been very good against, uh, the American league East outside of their Linsanity seasons.

Like the Dodge or the Red Sox went 10 and nine against the Yankees in 2018 and are 52 and 67.

Since the Jays went eight and five last year, um, but had been 50 and 62 from 2018 to 2024, the O's went seven and six in 2023.

I remember, I think in middle school, going online and being like, oh, well, let me check out the Bucs.

And it's like, oh, come watch Jeremy Lin and the Knicks play the Bucs.

Come watch Derrick Rose and the Bulls play the Bucs.

And you're right, it is devastating that we're at the point where even I'm just subliminally thinking like, ah, man, we don't have Alabama coming to town this year.

Dawson, excuse me, brings up Matt D'Agostini because for people like me, who-

Jeremy Lin moment

... had grown up watching the Canadiens and been like, "Are they gonna get anyone talented on this team? Is there anyone talented on this team?" A- and then, you know, you start building some of the things that they had, and yet even when the Canadiens had kind of become that finished product in either the early 2010s or the mid-2010s, it was like, well, they still need like three or four guys.

And so you, uh, you were just praying for a D'Agostini or a Palushaj or a who the hell knows who to come out and, wow, look at this.

give it up to him.

You haven't seen an Asian role player like this since Jeremy Lin.

So starting from 2022, okay, so let's spread out this $1.3 million over four years.

$325,000 a year, roughly.

... that LeBron game, though, versus-

Is it better than Linsanity?

Yes.

[laughs]

Come on, Marcus, please.

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Shout out Linsanity.

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