Jeremy Lin is not a top—or even mid—tier point guard in the NBA, yet.
Lin’s game has been the subject of much contention throughout the league since the young man blossomed under the bright lights of Madison Square Garden in 2012.
The starting point guard position in the NBA is usually the most oft criticized, much like a quarterback in the NFL. It is that level of scrutiny that weighs on Lin’s performances and puts his every deficiency under the microscope.
As a player, he is certainly adequate. The Houston Rockets need more from him in a couple of areas, though, if they plan to make a run at a Western Conference title.
That’s what the desired end result is, right?
In order to get there, Lin needs to improve his ball security, shot selection, court-vision and defensive acumen.
Lin’s turnovers often times have to do with his lack of awareness on the floor, a big problem for someone who is supposed to be in charge of facilitating an offense. As a result, Lin struggles with creating for his teammates.
That’s apparent in his 160 turnovers through the ...
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