Jeremy Lin

Here's a great sports moment -- it's late in the fourth quarter, score tied between New York and Toronto, New York Knicks Asian sensation Jeremy Lin has the ball in hands...BOO-yah! Oh, the Linsanity!

As a lifetime New York Knicks fan, sure the last week has been great. Earlier this month, the Knicks were going nowhere and Mike D'Antoni's job status as head coach was murky at best.

Jeremy Lin has taken the NBA by storm.  The story started with a seemingly innocuous win over the lowly Nets on February 4th.  Lin came off the bench to lead the Knicks with 25 points in New York's 99-92 victory.  The masses hardly took notice, but those NBA nuts who remember him from his days with the Warriors had to think, 'good for him...

The Chicago Bulls and Oklahoma City Thunder hold the best record in their respective conferences as the NBA has reached the 30-games played mark. Here’s what’s going on in the NBA this week:

New York Knicks point guard Jeremy Lin is lighting up the league with his stellar play, propelling the Knicks back from the brink of yet another disappointing season. But you can’t talk about Lin without mentioning his alma mater, Harvard University, from which he graduated in 2010 with a 3.1 GPA. Here’s a look at how some other Harvard alumni have fared in their respective professional sports: Re

Only solo for one night, a surprise visit from Steve Kaplowitz for tonight's  installment of 'On The Sidelines' Tonight's show topics include: Affiliated minor league baseball coming back to El Paso, Steve's opinion of Jeremy Lin and the Knicks, Tuff Hedeman in Studio and my hair is safe for now...

If you want to join Chad and Andy in studio, listen to the show to find out how! The boys talk about Kobe Bryant's place in history, the Michael Jordan conspiracy theory, Eli Manning and Tom Coughlin's new found hall of fame status, Tiger Woods return to the PGA tour, and Jeremy Lin lighting up 'The Garden...

Teams are nearing the halfway point of the NBA schedule. Division leaders in both conferences are starting to separate from the pack, with veteran teams like Boston, San Antonio and Orlando all beginning to adapt to the compressed schedule. Here’s what’s going on in the NBA this week: