no, we all loved it at the time. But we quickly soured on it once his groupies went completely overboard, turning Lin from a great story into a larger than life figure, bigger than not only the Knicks but the league itself. Throughout his knick tenure, his "fans" directed racially-tinged, psychobabble at Melo, insisting that he be ex-communicated from the team, in order to build the team around Lin after 2 weeks. In addition, Lin's "85%" quote for why he couldnt lace 'em up during the 'offs did him no favors.
Of course, this "humble kid" gets offered a deal that far exceeded his worth, and he hops on it, signing with the team that cut him, rather than showing loyalty to the only organization that gave him a chance (if it didnt work out in ny, he woulda been out of the league...he'd already been cut twice)
Since signing an all star level deal, hes put up average pg stats, and led the rockets to average results. That hasnt stopped him from receiving endless praise, GQ covers, and all kinds of extra bullshyt at the expense of other more accomplished players. So with all that, I'll let you tell the story of "linsanity"