It has been two weeks since the Brooklyn Nets point guard Jeremy Lin encountered the unfortunate fall resulting in his left hamstring injury. JLin fans are now anxious to know more updates on the physical condition of their beloved Brooklyn Nets starting point guard. Jeremy Lin has not released any official update regarding his injury, however, there are some proofs hinting on his progress.
Jeremy Lin looks like he's on his way to faster recovery as his recent tweet reveals where he is getting his strength. JLin took to his Twitter account a verse from the Bible which shows something that has strengthened him to overcome his injury. JLin, known for his public confession of his faith in Jesus, seems to have been affirmed by the promise that although he has trouble now, it has been overcome too.
John 16:33b -- In this world you will have trouble. But take heart! I have overcome the world.
— Jeremy Lin (@JLin7) November 9, 2016
Furthermore, JLin remains active on his Twitter account even after the injury. One of Jeremy Lin's recent tweets expressed his cheering for his teammates, Brooklyn Nets. Linsanity can see positive tweets from their favorite NBA athlete, hinting on the positive disposition of Jeremy Lin. There are no signs of a depressed JLin on his tweets, which suggests a proof that he is not far from recovery.
As previously reported, Jeremy Lin's injury, which he got on Wednesday, Nov. 2, is scheduled to be re-evaluated after two weeks. The Nets has not released any update but according to Sarah Kustok of Yes Network, JLin continues to help his team by charting the offensive plays of his team, to evaluate which works best for his team and who needs help. The report also said that Jeremy Lin has been shooting and running quite a bit, showing good signs of progress. In the short clip, Kustok even mentioned how fans of JLin has come to the hard court anticipating the return of their beloved NBA star. Linsanity need not worry as Jeremy Lin seems to be recovering well.
Meanwhile, it has been two straight losses for the Brooklyn Nets since the hamstring injury, hinting on the value of Jeremy Lin in his team.
