The former Knicks star and NBA champion has landed a major broadcasting role as ESPN prepares for the 2026 NBA Finals.

Jeremy Lin, the player responsible for perhaps the NBA’s most potent cultural phenomenon, is stepping into a new broadcast role with ESPN.

Retired NBA player Jeremy Lin joined ESPN as an analyst for the NBA Finals matchup between the Spurs and Knicks.

Karl-Anthony Towns was once upon a time a Jeremy Lin fanatic just like every other New York Knicks supporter on planet earth. Lin captivated the Knicks

Jeremy Lin is ready to let the final buzzer sound on a remarkable 15-year basketball career that captured headlines across the globe and for a span of a few weeks in 2012 made New York City the epicenter of the basketball universe. The NBA icon announced ...

Lin signed a modest contract: two years for $4.37 million, with a player option on the second year. It has been a mutually beneficial agreement. At Jefferson’s request, Lin helped to revive and organize the Hornets’ road trip Bible study group, which went dormant last season.

Karl-Anthony Towns looked back on a famous Knicks moment as New York gets ready for its long-awaited return to the NBA Finals.