海洋之星。紀錄林書豪。

 
明天所有火箭隊員將會在Toyota Center訓練。大部份隊員已經在那邊一個星期了

但林在訓練前被火箭新隊友出賣 現在全世界都知道林書豪借睡小錢德勒家的沙發 NBA的錢並沒有改變小林 林要劈腿了

林書豪的推特所在地仍寫著:費爾茲的沙發
   

 



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Jeremy Lin returns to couch sleeping

CHANDLER PARSONS, HOUSTON ROCKETS, JEREMY LIN, NBA | COMMENTS

When Jeremy Lin burst on to the scene as the New York Knicks’ starting point guard last season, he did so while sleeping on his brother’s couch. Some things never change, according to a tweet from Lin’s new Houston Rockets teammate Chandler Parsons.

Lin joined the Rockets after the Knicks declined to match Houston’s three-year, $25 million contract in the offseason. In the aftermath of the saga Lin was criticized by some (including ESPN‘s Stephen A. Smith) for caring more about money than his humble, down-to-earth nature would let on. However, it now appears that Lin isn’t opposed to some couchsurfing after his big payday.

  

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Jeremy Lin is still trying to sleep on his teammates’ couches
By Kelly Dwyer

One of the many storylines that dotted Jeremy Lin's shocking 2012 ascension to from training camp fodder to an NBA Player of the Week award recipient and two-time Sports Illustrated cover subject was the so-cute tale behind his time spent on former teammate Landry Fields' living room couch. Lin, who shuttled back and forth between the New York Knicks' D-League affiliate in Eire, Pennsylvania and the big leagues before nearly being cut by the team before his breakout February, was forced to sleep on Fields' couch while he was with New York for those factors and more — including the scrunched up lockout-influenced schedule, the fact that he and Fields were fast friends, and the centuries-long lack of real estate options in the greater New York City metropolitan area.

Signed by Houston over the summer, if reluctantly, it appears as if Lin is having the same troubles in the fourth-largest city in America. As tweeted by new Rockets teammate Chandler Parsons on Sunday afternoon, Lin can't seem to get away from couchin' it up. From Parsons' Twitter account, here's a screengrab from the Rocket forward's phone:
  

(Courtesy Chandler Parsons' phone)
And Parsons' quip, in light of Lin's three-year, $25.1 million contract (that will pay him near-maximum money in the third year of his deal):