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Jeremy Lin sparks the NY Knicks past the LA Lakers!
Knicks point guard Jeremy Lin put on a show for the fans against the Lakers at the Garden to win their 5th straight game 92 to 85.
Jeremy Lin not only led all players with 38 points but his dazzle play allowed other players to play an active role in the game.
It was like a championship caliber atmosphere with many stars in attendance. Grand ma ma Larry Johnson MC’d the opening introduction for the Knicks. The Knicks led from the beginning to the end.
The Lakers play was awful with no defense and lack of energy which made the Knicks look that much more amazing.
The Knicks won the game easily without star player Carmelo Anthony who is out with an injury.
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