Seemingly everyone in sports promotion and affiliation marketing is reaching out for a piece of the Harvard-educated point guard, who has vaulted the New York Knicks back into NBA relevance by leading them to five consecutive wins entering Tuesday.
Lin is the flavor of the week on Madison Ave., a mover of the stock market and a catalyst for a countless number of business proposal pitches.
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