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Why Jeremy Lin Can Be The Next Steve Nash

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Coach Nick breaks down the latest sensation in the Big Apple - LINSANITY, as Jeremy Lin has led a resurgence with the Knicks. Will Carmelo Anthony and Amare Stoudemire be able to blend back in and keep the team winning? Will the rest of the league figure Lin out and shut him down?
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@disappointedknicksfan5042 8 лет назад

Next Video: How Javale McGee can be the next Hakeem Olajuwon.

@donaldtrump3310 8 лет назад

Brian Scalabrine The next Larry Bird

@OneCheezyPizza 6 лет назад

Disappointed Knick's Fan McGee has been playing really well soooo

@sohyankeat2031 2 месяца назад

Javale is a champ

@peboguxX 8 лет назад

Best prediction ever.

@nbacrew8621 8 лет назад

I agree

@alexcampbell2028 8 лет назад

to be fair mike dan was the coach

@daddyodipshit 8 лет назад

wow is Lin still in the league?

@lilmuffin8040 8 лет назад

+daddyodipshit yeah

@jordantrinh5707 8 лет назад

he is till good actually now he is starter

@gentle2334 8 лет назад

Too bad Melo messed it all up when he came back

@DragonXXXX1000 5 лет назад

Shut up nerd

@youtubehandle97 5 лет назад

Will yes you should Melo came back and was jealous of Jeremy’s talent that’s why he asked the staff to get rid of Jeremy. Watch mike korzembas video

@bradyhash 8 лет назад

People seem to forget that to succeed, you need to be put in the right place to do so, and so far having to always play behind a ball dominant SG like harden Kobe and kemba, he hasn't gotten another chance like the one he had in NY when Melo was hurt

@iTZxaFRo 9 лет назад

JUST LETTING EVERYONE KNOW, Breakdown was right. If you watched the NBA, let alone Jeremy Lin, You would see the difference is that Nash had a single team his whole career. Plus, at Houston and the Lakers, Jeremy wasn't allowed his creative/smart decision making, in favor of their super stars(Harden & Kobe)

@coleporter3084 9 лет назад

+Moses Cuh the Suns twice

@bubba20004 8 лет назад

Lin was there for a year before harden came and honestly James harden saved him because Lin was supposed to be the next great guard on the nba

@user-pi9mw8mk7p 7 лет назад

XxReaper58xX they went to houston the same year

@gabkoost 10 лет назад

Lin will be the next Nash because, literally, he will only play after Steve Nash in the Lakers.

@joaopedronagao 9 лет назад

Coach, were you drunk when you made this video??

@jaxon0123 9 лет назад

+mark calaro he didn't leave, NY chose not to resign him. he would have stayed there and would probably live up to the hype if the knicks offered him an extenstion.

@JamesSoohyun 8 лет назад

+Jaxon012 Knicks didn't offer him as much money as other teams, they were willing to resign him

@noahsiknezz502 8 лет назад

+James Lee the Knicks said they would match any offer and he wanted to resign before the deadline but idk why they wanted to wait until the offseason

@JamesSoohyun 8 лет назад

Knicks offered a 22 million deal over 2 years, I think.. and Houston offered 26? I'm pretty sure Knicks didn't want to match

@noahsiknezz502 8 лет назад

James Lee James Dolan said he would match any offer up to a 1 Billion Dollars. And it was 26 Million over 3 years or 22 million over 2 years. He would a made more if he stayed for 2 years and if he continued to progress in those 2 years he would have gotten a max contract

@ThePingy27 10 лет назад

now he can learn the tricks of the trade from nash himself. welcome to the lakers lin. have a great year!!

@joshuat6124 9 лет назад

Hi Coach Nick, I now it's a not a big signing but I'd love a video about how Lin fits in with Hornets' system. I'm super excited about how he'll play there and I'm sure a lot of my friends are interested in that too!

@Amick44 9 лет назад

Lin is decent, but he is no Nash, as Jason Williams was no Pistol Pete.

@ricerice566 10 лет назад

When defenders hedge on picks, Lin totally obliterates defenses. Also, if he starts consistently hitting those mid-range jumpers like he did during linsanity, that will ultimately get rid of the spacing issues he deals with on the floor.

@Etronoxz 9 лет назад

lol when Lin sat out with a broken finger that ended his career pretty fast lol

@MrWill1729 10 лет назад

Michael carter williams debut against the heat was like an exact replica of jeremy lin's 38 points performance against lakers, the hustle, the help defense...

@eric496312 12 лет назад

Whoever this young man is, he did the best analysis of the strengths and weaknesses of Lin on his game so far. I respect this guy the most of all the basketball analysts.

@sasatrifunovski 9 лет назад

BBALLBREAKDOWN any chance on reviewing this video? :) things have gone horribly wrong since :(

@EGarrett01 12 лет назад

28 points, 11 boards, 12 assists, 2 steals and a block on 52% shooting.

@Janinho897 Год назад

Steve Nash has two MVP's. Lin had two good months.

@Brmng11 12 лет назад

Really glad to see this video. I was waiting for you to do some real analysis instead of just seeing nothing but highlights all over the web.

@jlaelite 12 лет назад

Some people are missing the operative word 'can' in the title. Coach Nick is not saying he is currently as good as Steve Nash, but he CAN be.

@lehbrahnjhaymes5202 7 лет назад

the hype lol!! Next video: why Tim Frazier is the Next John Stockton

@SimpllifiedThinking 10 лет назад

I can just see the Steve Sash long hair swaying when Jeremy does his euro-step :P

@blackwind92 12 лет назад

The at-the-rim misses in Minnesota was definitely a case of tired legs. Definitely some similarities to Steve Nash, & like Rose, he can definitely improve his shooting with an offseason of work.

@MedoTheKing8 11 лет назад

Look at Nash's first real season in which he played the close amount minutes as Rubio. 40 GMS (missed 10 GAMES) , 36 FG%, 37 3P%, 82 FT% and Rubio had more assists and rebounds than Nash. So your statement is a little off there.

@HandballNinja 12 лет назад

Steve Nash actually started his career out of college as a turnover prone, score first, point guard. It took a couple years for him to mature into a great passer so you never know with Jeremy Lin

@neophyte041190 11 лет назад

He's been playing pro ball in Spain since he was 14. Also the youngest Bball olympian at 17.

@ChromaticTempest 10 лет назад

Been a min since this was uploaded and Jeremy has improved in a lot of ways since 2012. Shot consistency, speed, accuracy but one thing still comes up short: his left hand. He is not even close to comfortable going either left or right interchangeably. When a player goes left and uses his left hand, he does it for a very important reason. To set a good example, take a look at footage from when MJ would go left to the hoop. His right hand was fending off defenders. This is important unless you love getting the ball smashed back in your face from shot blockers. Lin has found ways to compensate but he's still limited here.

@KndN8x 12 лет назад

did anyone laugh when he said "he's always scanning with his eyes" lol

@disappointedknicksfan5042 8 лет назад

Man it's hard to watch some of these videos... Some of these topics are just ridiculous... "Jeremy Lin can be the next Nash" "Curry is an elite defender"(avg at best) "Carlos Boozer not MVP"(Is that even a discussion??!)

@jasonyoung4529 7 лет назад

This guy is good at times but other times he sounds like a damn fool. Jeremy lin was an off guard at best and never had the vision or handling skills of nash

@bballbreakdown 12 лет назад

@breenhill Not much - I meant to show you, but there wasn't a good angle of it. Elbow still sticks out a bit, and the release is a little bit to the side of his head. At this point, if he's got confidence, he can make it work

@assholus228 12 лет назад

“It’s crazy!” Phoenix guard Steve Nash wrote. “I’m watching Linsanity hoping every shot goes in. Hope I never grow up.”

@biggyl4326 12 лет назад

Lin is technically still a rookie, i mean he played not even a full season in the NBA SO having said that it is unfair to say he is overhyped or anything. Besides he did improve the Knicks record and even their playoff chances because of his skills and team chemistry. Give Lin more time to improve and then give your opinions

@bballstrategy 12 лет назад

coach i love what you said about his defense. he is so sound on defense and always helping effectively. that's what team defense is about. on the flip side, if he is anymore efficient on the offensive end, he will end up with the highest fg% of all time for a pg, given he's shooting 52% even with that bad game against the wolves.

@aarontmcc1345 10 лет назад

Lin has been in the league for 3 years basically Nash was elite for over ten years

@findmeifyoucan 10 лет назад

there's a difference between "can be" and "is"... i'll let you figure out the difference between the two

@aloknessmonster 10 лет назад

you do know it took nash like 4 years before he started producing star numbers?

@Amick44 9 лет назад

+aloknessmonster Yeah and Lin's had his 4.

@bballbreakdown 12 лет назад

@blacknapalm It's probably all those things. It wasn't like he lit up when given the tiny bit of a chance in Golden State and Houston. But he's flourishing because he has a system that allows him to use his superior decision making ability with the pick and roll. There are only a few teams in the league where he fits so perfectly.

@malhar6308 4 года назад

watching this eight years later and I'm scratching my head

@bballbreakdown 12 лет назад

@GeolinkWZRD Geez, thanks! Live chat coming up soon. We'll keep you posted.

@AirJared1 12 лет назад

steve nash is a one kind of personality basketball player, and human. there is no other people like him in the world

@bballbreakdown 12 лет назад

@Thesoccerdood Thanks! Stay tuned for lots more coming up this week!

@Moneygetjealous 12 лет назад

They are not saying he is the next Nash but its more why he could be the next Nash type player, Its not because people are just picking a star PG just to compare him to but because the ability that he has. He keeps the dribble alive just like Nash and he can penetrate the defense with his quick first step and able to find open players. That's why they said he could be like Nash. Its because the way he plays and both are similar in size, and quickness.

@jjabw 11 лет назад

Lin is averaging 12 pts 3.8 rbs and 6.1 asts, Harden is averaging 26 pts 4.4 rbs and 5.5 assists at SG. More efficient offensively and defensively with more TO's than Lin simply because he has the ball more than Lin. It's true I didn't look at the stats when I said he's less turnover prone than Lin but the ball is in Hardens hands for a reason, an obvious one.

@Convisis 12 лет назад

great vid coach. I see Lin as more of a DRose type PG mold than 'specialist playmaker; someone who can run a team but who is still probably best at making plays for themselves going to the hoop or getting themselves a shot, but is unselfish and can make the right play as it unfolds off a penetration or PnR, like with Chandler. Brandon Roy may also a good comparison; Lin uses quite a lot of similar dribbles, crossovers and pullups. Brandon used to have the ball a lot, and used it quite similarly.

@LastFirstism 11 лет назад

To everyone hating on the uploader, it should be noted that Steve Nash took until his fifth season to average double-figures. Sure, Lin is unlikely to become as good a player as Nash, but, even after his up-and-down third season, which was his first full season as a pro and with a brand new team that didn't let him dominate the ball, I would say he has as good a chance than any other player in the league of becoming a Steve Nash-esque floor general

@bballbreakdown 12 лет назад

@CreativeMotionFilm Very tricky when he doesn't use the screen - he does it close to half the time, so defenses will have trouble guarding him.. that's what reminds me most of Nash

@DjiZusDizasterCAE 10 лет назад

STEVE NASH IS A LEGEND, PERIOD . LIN IS LIN , he will be an MVP? i dont know , but he's not going to be steve nash

@IcemakeSantouryuu 11 лет назад

Harden was traded to the Rockets before the season actually started... The one game where Harden didn't play, Lin dropped 38 against the Spurs. One game really doesn't confirm anything, but I'm just pointing out that he did explode that one game without Harden.

@mashakos5377 12 лет назад

i think the number one reason he could be the next nash is because he also plays under Dantoni, and fits perfectly to his offensive system...like nash did with the suns.

@ALATIDEFAN 11 лет назад

he said he shouldn't have been voted in and said he would decline if he did get in. now after his season in houston he is not seen as the same player as he was in NY, he is now considered probably an above average point guard, and he still has loads of potential due to his age and work ethic. if he develops a consistent jump shot (from both mid and 3pt range) he could become a very good player

@ElTuco84 12 лет назад

Rubio and Lin are the future all-star point guards of the NBA.

@mikeandikes3 12 лет назад

He never says Lin IS the next Steve nash he just says he has similar playstyle which can develop into the "next nash" which is inarguably true

@Music2Die4 12 лет назад

Jeremy Lin's defense was already light years ahead of Steve Nash.... Lin turned around the Knicks not just because of his offensive production, but was also making plays on defense. Steals are near the top of the league. And he shuts down whoever he's guarding. (If not, they need a lot of shots in order to get a lot of points.) He might already be a top five defender for PGs. If Steve Nash had half of Lin's defensive ability, the Suns would have won a title in the D'Antoni era.

@thrilllex 11 лет назад

if i remember correctly, the game that jeremy lin scored 38 for the second time, it was without harden :P

@willlee3 12 лет назад

thanks. agree. Stamina is his only issue this week. Thats why he'll be a good role player long term. He should be a great backup PG like CJ Watson, Eric Maynor, Jose Calderon, at least.

@azn25centt 12 лет назад

He played one game in the D League and got 28 pts 12 rbds and 11 asts. It's called stereotypes and discrimination.

@iss6044 3 года назад

This did not age well!

@bballbreakdown 12 лет назад

@Johnharper15 You seen the comparisons? Steve Nash turned the ball over the same amount of time his first few years in the league. He is just as tricky on pick and rolls as Nash is, and will learn to finish better.

@inityminiwur 12 лет назад

Great analysis of Lin's game. For a while, I thought Lin couldn't go left as ESPN's so-called experts like to pounce upon. Only you and Hubie Brown have pointed this out. In fact, from this video, it seems Jeremy Lin likes to go left and is very quick moving in that direction. He does remind many of Steve Nash. I think Lin's own game is pretty good by itself. He, like Steve, makes a team a lot better.

@j000z11 11 лет назад

Jeremy lin is still getting better. I would say he is NO WHERE near Nash's prime when he was with the suns back then YET. He might, but not yet. YOu probably never seen Nash's games with the Sun's group back then, it was so fun to watch.

@bballbreakdown 12 лет назад

@Cordwinder Ha - I'm in playoff mode right now - we open on Friday at home!

@ALATIDEFAN 11 лет назад

guys also you have to consider when he was playing with the knicks melo was out and he was clearly the #1 option on offense (thus the increased stats). now in houston he is second fiddle to harden (and now howard) and thus his stats went down. but if you look at how he played when harden was out, he played as well if not better than he did in NY.

@vayahoo 9 лет назад

Nash shoot really well Lin will never come close to be as good off a shooter passer as Nash... Steve also finish really well when he was at his prime

@Amick44 9 лет назад

+vayahoo .Nash is/was one of the greatest shooters to play. At any position.

@tyklug2013 11 лет назад

He still has time to develop his jumper. He'll also get more comfortable driving to the basket as he grows into his prime. Give him time, and he can become Nash/Maravich tier.

@hipcatjz 11 лет назад

Why is everyone saying hes going to be the next Steve Nash because of his 38 point games? Steve Nash never averaged more than 20 PPG his whole career, he was pass first. Also, he would have shown improvement enough to at least be an all-star in his career by now if hes going to be a star.

@TheStuuner34 12 лет назад

when i play poker i say: ALL LIN!

@Yirmeyahu23 12 лет назад

Ok coach I was wrong you scrutinized him perfectly. I think his biggest problem now is just his conditioning. Once he gets used to playin 40+ mins he'll be good. He only averages 1-2 turnovers in the 1st half; so fatigue is his main issue. Good breakdown!

@rukawa50 12 лет назад

Michael Jordan is the best example. When he played, he has the respect of the refs. Thus, whenever MJ gets into the lane and trying to put up a shot, body contacts are made. A foul is very likely called in his favor,and then MJ gets free throw In other words, respect from refs will result in more fouls being called in your favor when driving into the lane. Thus, refs are still learning to give Jeremy Lin his respect whenever he drive into the lane. :)

@boogieloo1831 7 лет назад

Obviously this vid was realeased during Linsanity but while Lin wilL never be a Nash, he's much better than people give him credit for. And he has some intangibles that are impressive - too many too list but to me, his ability to draw contact and finish, but more importantly, that he gets opponents in trouble with fouls can't be understated.

@willlee3 12 лет назад

today's game against the Kings, he was really Nashy. dribbling around Cousins then throwing alleyoops and drop passes! Imagine Nash had Chandler?

@dushku1 12 лет назад

You can't compare a guy with not even 50 games played to Vets. Just like you can't compare Kobe and LeBron.

@arrell 12 лет назад

How refreshing to hear a race and ethnicity free discussion of Lin from coach Nick.

@blaaket123 11 лет назад

I agree Nash was a legend and Lin is still learning.

@Chilltown95 12 лет назад

Damn, did you really have to do him like that ? hahaha

@JustINformU 12 лет назад

1:54 Jared Jeffries' career in a nutshell

@vitelspring 11 лет назад

A lot of young point guards start out as guards who normally turns balls over.

@stevenkyhuang 12 лет назад

Can you make a video on the Mike D'Antoni's offense and explain why Jeremy suits that system and the roles that Melo, A'mare, Chandler, & others play?

@Jasper50 12 лет назад

Very nice video explaining and demonstrating your points.

@AljudeGarcia 12 лет назад

Rings don't mean shit. I'm a Kobe fan, but Steve Nash is an excellent player. Rings show how good your TEAM is, not you as an individual. Winning championships need a team, not a single player.

@aqwhokagewerepyre 10 лет назад

Rick Rubio makes the most epic asists.

@clutchcity25 11 лет назад

This is very true. He averaged 25 and 9 in college, so he took (and made) a lot of shots.

@lolpauve 11 лет назад

Tracy Murray scored 50 points in a game, his career scoring average is 9ppg...

@charlieknockout 6 лет назад

You’ve come a long way coach

@bballbreakdown 12 лет назад

@bozotheclown9 No question he had dead legs in Minnesota - couldn't get any lift. But he still got 20 points and made good decisions... I think he could get even better once he gets in real game shape...

@lammatt 12 лет назад

@burningbobinhell agree, he has excellent court vision (when he is not in panic while he is in mid air)... but seems like he lacks a consistent shooting hand

@ST8UPBAlliN 11 лет назад

scrollin down the list and saw this i had to watch this lol.

@jjabw 11 лет назад

I think Mchale knows the role he wants Lin to play, why cut ball handling out of Hardens agenda when he primarily did it in OKC with people like Durant & Westbrook around him only really slowing down when Fisher came/left. Mchale is around his team daily, I'm sure if he found Lin to be the more efficient guard to run the offense he would have the ball in his hands more whether or not it ends up in Hardens hands at the end of the day.

@bballbreakdown 12 лет назад

@AndrehNowaski I cannot believe my eyes what this kid has done. He's blown me away!

@517wiiface 12 лет назад

So once Lin can get comforable with Carmelo and Amare(Throw in Chandler and some bench play), their offense(and maybe defense) can get revamped and beat teams like Chicago, Miami, and all those other East teams.

@PeoplesGeneral 12 лет назад

He scored 38 against Kobe and the Lake Show... :-P

@marzilyas 12 лет назад

@5:34 boxing out a guy who's 10 inches taller...that's guts, man

@tyklug2013 11 лет назад

I never said Rubio isn't more like Jason Kidd right now. I'm saying that with time and effort, Rubio COULD be the next Nash. I'm not saying he will be, but he has the potential to. Besides, one of the bigger reasons as to why people think he can be the next Nash is the flair and flash that Rubio has. Nash has had some amazing passes in his day, and Rubio can deliver advanced passes that most of the guys in the NBA can't do. If he becomes the next Nash, Pete, or even Kidd, he'll be great.

@lotuskcs 9 лет назад

many haters forget the amount of doubleteams Lin attracts during the offensive plays. Turnovers are inevitable since he creates so many baskets. Nevertheless, Lin is less turnover-prone now and one of the top PGs in defensive blocks.

@jjabw 11 лет назад

Harden hasn't been hogging the ball, he's a shooting guard than can distribute and happens to be more efficient/less turnover prone than Lin is.

@bballbreakdown 12 лет назад

@BallaholicNo10in89 At his best, in Denver, Melo created by catching and shooting or shot fake, one dribble pull ups- cold blooded efficiency. There is no doubt in my mind that he isolated so much this season because there wasn't a point that could get them going.

@ALATIDEFAN 11 лет назад

i honestly think he could start for several teams right now and the only reason beverly would start over him is because of his defense and energy. i don't think bev can keep that up over the entire year but we'll see. I honestly think he would start over ray felton for the knicks, MCW for the 76ers, steve nash -lakers, brandon knight -milwaukee, and trey burke - utah. he is capable of being a starter but houston is probably not the best fit for him because he is playing beside harden

@aecbandit 12 лет назад

He definitely doesn't have the shooting ability that Nash does, but that's unfair considering Nash can be thrown around as the best-ever in that category. I think it's an important point though, since it keeps defenders honest. I do like how strong and creative Lin's drives are, and if he can clean up the turnovers (hard to blame him this early for these, considering both the lockout and his limited time on the court), he can be pretty special.

@EGarrett01 12 лет назад

The Knicks other "star" players came back from injury and they started giving him less minutes, then he got a knee injury and had to sit out the rest of the season. When he got heavy minutes though he was still putting up huge numbers right up until he left. Expect the Linsanity to continue next year. It's the only positive mainstream story the NBA's got left.

@bballbreakdown 12 лет назад

@mikenugo I think he's not as stiff as Dragic - nor is he stuck going mostly one way, like Dragic is...

@tpstrat14 12 лет назад

he's legit. A few tweaks and he could be up there with Nash. Or laziness could strike and he could be down to just another so-so point guard

@jumpman366 12 лет назад

lol 2 months later, welcome back

@Moneygetjealous 12 лет назад

Im not a big Lin fan but Im not a hater either. I just want to point out to some of you that likes to point out that he sucks because he turns the ball over a lot. J Lin turns the ball over a lot is BECAUSE he never plays any minutes in the NBA b4 and then all of a sudden is forced to play big minutes without ever practicing with the team. He has to handle the ball most of the time and make plays w/o practice with the team.

@t4d0W 11 лет назад

yeah except Jordan single handedly got his bulls 40 victories with 37.1 ppg in 1987. The same Jordan who won a clutch playoff game for his team with high fever. Don't ever associate Rose's 'soft' behavior to Jordan who proved by example the kind of competitive fire a legend should play with.