Monday, April 30, 2012

Knicks' Lin Reports Soreness in Knee

NYTimes
http://www.nytimes.com/2012/04/30/sports/basketball/knicks-jeremy-lin-reports-soreness-in-knee.html?_r=1&ref=todayspaper
4/30/12

Summary:
Jeremy Lin, a very famous player on the New York Knicks, especially during one part of the season has been reporting that his knee is very sore. A day after playing one-on-one for the first time, he said that he still has some soreness which is an indication that he needs more time to recover. It has been about five weeks since Lin played, and he needs time to get into game shape.

Significance:
Jeremy Lin is one of the Knicks prominent players this season. He had to go to surgery in early April to deal with a small meniscus tear and luckily is ahead of schedule for recovery. He is one of those players who the Knicks at many times this season have relied on to help win certain games. They are looking for him to play in these crucial playoff games so that they would have more of a fighting chance against the Miami Heat.

Question:
How well will Lin even do if he did come back as soon as possible.

Alternate Title:
As the Knicks are Sore in Need for Lin, He Still Reports a Sore Knee

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