Now it gets really interesting.
For those still harboring doubts about Jeremy Lin, put them away. He’s the real deal. In helping spearhead another rousing New York Knicks victory Sunday — this time over the defending-champion Dallas Mavericks — the Lin story officially transitioned from novelty act to long-term fact.
The Mavs, winners of six straight, arrived at the Garden as perhaps the hottest team in the NBA (the Miami Heat entered Sunday winners of five in a row and eight of nine). Dallas was ...
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