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1. He has the Garden roaring like it hasn't in a decade. Carmelo Anthony's first game as a Knick last year was the most memorable MSG-Knicks evening in a decade, and that night was nothing compared to the rollicking lunacy of Friday night's Linsanity against the Lakers. Alan Hahn tweeted mid-game, "The roar that comes up in this building when this kid does something is unlike anything I can recall." The Knicks, so hated and even ignored a fortnight ago, have become the hottest ticket in town.
2. He doesn't seem to need incredible talent around him. Lin's run as a starter — remember, Linsanity is still just barely a week old — has lacked both...
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