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Basketball legend Jeremy Lin officially hangs up his jersey at age 37.

The Taiwanese American point guard first rose to fame with the New York Knicks in 2012, creating the global phenomenon known as “Linsanity.”

“He opened up so many avenues for Asian Americans, not just Taiwanese Americans, but Asian Americans in America, [to] just do bigger things, right?” said a fan at Lin’s jersey retirement ceremony.

Over a 15-year professional career, Lin played in the US, Canada and China before moving to Taiwan in 2023 to play with the Kaohsiung Steelers and the New Taipei Kings.

In 2019, Lin made history as the first Asian American to win an NBA championship while playing for the Toronto Raptors.

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00:00There is no more players who become兄弟.
00:13My family is always supporting me, including my faith.
00:30Hey, Jeremy, congratulations on your jersey retirement.
00:44On behalf of the NBA, thank you for all you've given to the game of basketball.
01:00He opened up so many avenues for Asian Americans, not just Taiwanese Americans, but Asian Americans in America just do bigger things.
01:23He's been a big culture for me growing up as an Asian American in America.
01:28I love you. I support you. You're my goat. You're my Taiwanese king.

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