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作者: peter236 時間: 2010-1-11 16:41 標題: Lin's Asian-American fans have arrived

http://sports.espn.go.com/ncb/news/story?id=4798895

Lin's Asian-American fans have arrived
By Diamond Leung
ESPN.com

SANTA CLARA, Calif. -- Gie-Ming and Shirley Lin sat in the front row behind the Harvard bench, and to support their son, they proudly wore T-shirts that read on the back, "Welcome to the Jeremy Lin Show."

The print on the front of the shirts screamed a more powerful message:

WE BELIEVE

In the corner of the sold-out arena, 16-year-old Austin Ng was starting to do just that while leaning over the concourse-level railing alongside his parents. He was getting a glimpse of a stereotype being shattered.

An Asian-American basketball star?

Ng's family had snapped up discounted tickets for $8.88 apiece and made the hourlong drive from San Francisco -- not to see Santa Clara in nonconference action, but to be mesmerized by Lin's every movement.

"It gives me inspiration," said Ng, who recently got cut by his high school team but continues to play basketball for an Asian-American club team called the Dragons. "If he can do it, why not me?"

Lin was playing about 15 miles from his hometown of Palo Alto, Calif., and his presence resulted in a capacity crowd at the 4,700-seat Leavey Center that included a handful of his family members and droves of Asian-Americans wanting to witness his homecoming. The 6-foot-3 senior, averaging 17.4 points per game for the 11-3 Crimson, said he didn't pay attention to it until his teammates told him, "It was like Hong Kong."

Greg Monroe, Jeremy Lin
Lin, seen here against Greg Monroe of Georgetown, scored 30 against UConn and 25 in a win at BC.

Jeremy Lin fanatic Brian Yang, wearing a shirt picturing Chinese-American actor Bruce Lee, beamed at the sight. The 36-year-old helps run an Asian-American basketball league and assisted in coordinating the effort by the Dream League to pack the stands with Asian-Americans.

The Dream League, a Bay Area community service organization dedicated to the advancement of Asian-American basketball players, purchased about 500 tickets from Santa Clara and offered to resell them at lower prices in order to encourage members of the Asian-American community to watch Lin play. Why charge $8.88 for general-admission tickets? The No. 8 in Chinese culture is a lucky one.

Yang estimated his mass e-mails, as well his Facebook and Twitter posts advertising the event, reached about 1,500 people in his network, and ultimately around 400 of the 500 tickets were resold.

Like Lin, Yang grew up in the San Francisco Bay Area's Silicon Valley after his parents emigrated from Taiwan to attend graduate school. The self-described basketball junkie also started for his high school team as a 6-1 power forward.

"With Jeremy, it's like, 'Wow, he is me,'" Yang said. "This is exactly me, except I'm not as good in basketball."

In the Asian-American community, academics are king and immigrant parents are usually more concerned with a GPA than PPG. Even Lin, who won numerous player of the year honors as a senior at Palo Alto High and led his team to a state title, famously did not receive a single Division I scholarship offer.

Ng, who plays guard at 5-7, believes Asian-American players are often judged unfairly.

"People just look past you," he said. "It's like they don't even see you."

According to those in the community, the positive image of the Asian-American male is largely absent in mainstream media as well.

"The stereotypes are still there," said Yang, who works as a film and television producer. "We're often martial artists, we're sexless, we're geeky, we're dorky. Asian males are definitely sort of nonexistent, and if we are [existent], we're either a William Hung -- something you laugh at -- or an anomaly like Jeremy Lin.

"It's definitely frustrating, but it's changing a little because the more anomalies you see, the more it's a norm. Every time you see a Jeremy Lin or a Harold & Kumar, these things chip away the stereotype of being weak and not cool and hip."

“

It gives me inspiration. If he can do it, why not me?
” -- 16-year-old Austin Ng

Lin, meanwhile, is no longer college basketball's best-kept secret, judging from the hits on his YouTube clips and the national publication clippings he's been accumulating, including this one by our own Dana O'Neil.

For Monday's game, Santa Clara credentialed an Asian-American magazine, a Chinese-language television station and two Chinese-language newspapers.

One of the newspapers, the Sing Tao Daily, even asked a Harvard official if it could send a camera crew to San Jose International Airport to cover Lin's arrival with the team.

Asian media outlets usually reserve their paparazzi-style coverage for celebrities, and Lin appears to have little desire to become one. According to the team's spokesman, he didn't even want to be the cover boy for Harvard's basketball media guide.

When his family was able to whisk him away from the team hotel for about three hours before the game, Lin simply spent the time back home playing video games with his brothers and satisfying his cravings for In-N-Out Burger, which he's deprived of on the East Coast.

He's like every other bright, church-going, family-oriented, guy-next-door type, except he hung 30 points on UConn last month and is also known for hitting buzzer-beaters and unleashing ferocious dunks.

"His storyline is one we recognize," said Jeff Yang, who writes an Asian pop culture column for the San Francisco Chronicle. "It's one we live with or hope to live. He was born here and raised here. His dad was an engineer. He's faced the same kinds of unique challenges.

"The difference is on the playground. When we were being picked last and told to play zone and not to shoot, he was getting himself into shape and that made him a legitimate talent."

Against a Santa Clara defense determined to make Lin's Crimson teammates do the scoring, he tied a season low with six points. But he put up 9 assists, 3 steals and 2 blocks in Harvard's 74-66 win.

Lin finished the night by holding a news conference and then signing an autograph for a young Chinese-American girl waiting outside the door. She wanted it because like Lin, she also plays guard and wears a No. 4 basketball jersey.

"It's people I've never met before," Lin said of the support he's been getting. "I'm very flattered and overwhelmed."

Diamond Leung covers college basketball for ESPN.com and can be reached at [email protected].

作者: myversa 時間: 2010-1-11 21:40

He is from Taiwan not from China, sorry.

作者: Catpiano 時間: 2010-1-11 22:11

He is from Taiwan not from China, sorry.
myversa 發表於 2010-1-11 22:40

Is he a Moron as well?

作者: mcjohnjohn 時間: 2010-1-11 22:31

He is from Taiwan not from China, sorry.
myversa 發表於 2010-1-12 13:40

好明顯, Peter仔係覺得台灣係中國既一部分.

作者: Lik 時間: 2010-1-11 22:58

好明顯, Peter仔係覺得台灣係中國既一部分.
mcjohnjohn 發表於 2010-1-11 22:31

呢個問題應該問吓啲台灣人先啱囉。

作者: mcjohnjohn 時間: 2010-1-11 23:09

本帖最後由 mcjohnjohn 於 2010-1-12 15:18 編輯

呢個問題應該問吓啲台灣人先啱囉。
Lik 發表於 2010-1-12 14:58

各有各既觀點啦~
正如中國一直認為釣魚台係中國既一部分; 日本又認為釣魚台係日本既國土.
誰是誰非? 公說公有理, 婆說婆有理law. 呢個問題係唔係應該問吓啲日本人先啱呢?

作者: Catpiano 時間: 2010-1-11 23:13

好明顯, Peter仔係覺得台灣係中國既一部分.
mcjohnjohn 發表於 2010-1-11 23:31

You Moron! of course TW is just part of GREAT CHINA!

Japan is part of CHINA!

KOREA is part of CHINA!

Russia is part of CHINA! ..

Canada is part of ... AMERICA!

作者: mcjohnjohn 時間: 2010-1-11 23:20

You Moron! of course TW is just part of GREAT CHINA!

Japan is part of CHINA!

KOREA is part of CHINA!

Russia is part of CHINA! ..

Canada is part of ... AMERICA!
Catpiano 發表於 2010-1-12 15:13

CatPeter, 小弟成日都叫你唔好叫人moron 架啦, 你仲係屢勸不改既...

作者: peter236 時間: 2010-1-11 23:20

本帖最後由 peter236 於 2010-1-12 00:41 編輯

I can't believe all the crap replies here. I knew Jeremy Lin was born in the US and his dad was from Taiwan the first time I noticed this basketball player.
What this shows is there is a bunch of losers here who are self-hating Chinese.

Just when Asian players like Yao Ming, Yi Jianlian and Jeremy Lin are trying to dispel the the impression that Asians can't be good at basketball, a bunch of Taiwan/Hong Kong LYKs are ridiculing their own ethnic group, it is indeed a discouraging thing to see.

作者: peter236 時間: 2010-1-11 23:22

本帖最後由 peter236 於 2010-1-12 00:27 編輯

He is from Taiwan not from China, sorry.
myversa 發表於 2010-1-11 22:40

Jeremy Lin was born in the US, not Taiwan, sorry. His parents were from Taiwan.

Again, I came from Hong Kong, not mainland China. Please do not make this assumption in your future replies. It makes you look silly.

作者: mcjohnjohn 時間: 2010-1-11 23:23

I can't believe all the crap replies here. I knew Jeremy Lin was born in the US and his dad was from Taiwan the first time I notice this basketball player.
What this shows is there are a bunch of los ...
peter236 發表於 2010-1-12 15:20

衰鬼, 你唔係睇唔明大家想同你開個玩笑丫麻~

作者: Catpiano 時間: 2010-1-11 23:38

CatPeter, 小弟成日都叫你唔好叫人moron 架啦, 你仲係屢勸不改既...
mcjohnjohn 發表於 2010-1-12 00:20

Opps.. forgot to LOG out and log in tim .. lol

Yes .. I am CatPeter ..

Where is LIK 236?

作者: mcjohnjohn 時間: 2010-1-11 23:45

Opps.. forgot to LOG out and log in tim .. lol

Yes .. I am CatPeter ..

Where is LIK 236?
Catpiano 發表於 2010-1-12 15:38

你logout左先, 再login 就係Lik236 啦!

作者: peter236 時間: 2010-1-11 23:49

你logout左先, 再login 就係Lik236 啦!
mcjohnjohn 發表於 2010-1-12 00:45

I can't believe all the self-hating replies here. I knew Jeremy Lin was born in the US and his parents were from Taiwan the first time I noticed this basketball player.
What this shows is there is a bunch of losers here who are self-hating Chinese.

Just when Asian players like Yao Ming, Yi Jianlian and Jeremy Lin are trying to dispel the racial stereotype that Asians can't be good at basketball, a bunch of Taiwan/Hong Kong LYKs are ridiculing their own ethnic group, it is indeed a discouraging thing to see.

作者: mcjohnjohn 時間: 2010-1-11 23:53

I can't believe all the self-hating replies here. I knew Jeremy Lin was born in the US and his parents were from Taiwan the first time I noticed this basketball player.
What this shows is there is a ...
peter236 發表於 2010-1-12 15:49

哈哈~ 小弟一向都覺得中國人好好波! 而小弟更係其中既一個~

我唔會蠢到走去自己歧視自己卦...

作者: myversa 時間: 2010-1-12 07:39

本帖最後由 myversa 於 2010-1-12 08:41 編輯

I can't believe all the crap replies here. I knew Jeremy Lin was born in the US and his dad was from Taiwan the first time I noticed this basketball player.
What this shows is there is a bunch of los ...
peter236 發表於 2010-1-12 00:20

Do not forgot you are the one who is hating Taiwanese; You attacked me many times because I am from Taiwan.

Now there is some Taiwanese who is possible to go to NBA and now he is from China? Ya, right... you are the one starting it in the first place. Who is moron now?

作者: myversa 時間: 2010-1-12 07:43

Jeremy Lin was born in the US, not Taiwan, sorry. His parents were from Taiwan.

Again, I came from Hong Kong, not mainland China. Please do not make this assumption in your future replies. It makes ...
peter236 發表於 2010-1-12 00:22

I do not care where you from but from all your posts we know this is why Chinese people cannot advance themselves, not from technology point of view, but from self-center who think we are better than everyone;

Even if he is born in the US, his roots still go back from Taiwan, not China, sorry. I remembered you attacked Taiwanese many times in the past so why not so proud of them?

作者: myversa 時間: 2010-1-12 07:45

I can't believe all the self-hating replies here. I knew Jeremy Lin was born in the US and his parents were from Taiwan the first time I noticed this basketball player.
What this shows is there is a ...
peter236 發表於 2010-1-12 00:49

Sorry I am not a racist group; rather you are; do you still remember how you attack me because I am from Taiwan? I emphasize he is from Taiwan because of you and not because he is actually from Taiwan. Your stupid racist moron who thinks China is the greatest and no need to improve since it is the world leader in technology and fake stuff.

作者: peter236 時間: 2010-1-12 11:56

本帖最後由 peter236 於 2010-1-12 13:02 編輯

Do not forgot you are the one who is hating Taiwanese; You attacked me many times because I am from Taiwan.

Now there is some Taiwanese who is possible to go to NBA and now he is from China? Ya, r ...
myversa 發表於 2010-1-12 08:39

You are the person who attacked people from China and everything Chinese. You assumed I am from China, which is not the case.
So, with that assumption, you went on to attack China, thinking it would be an attack on me. You are just embarrassing yourself here.

wow, can't you read English properly? I didn't say he is from China, at all. Jeremey Lin was born in the US, not Taiwan.

But then, we should be proud of any Asian playing in the NBA. So who cares if Jeremy Lin's roots lead back to Taiwan. It is you, a Taiwanese who likes to bring political crap into a sports thread. Someone posted a sports thread about Jeremy Lin, then you had problems with it.

作者: Catpiano 時間: 2010-1-12 11:58

Who is moron now?

myversa 發表於 2010-1-12 08:39

We ALL know who IS the moron ...

However, he is trying to say ALL LYK but him are moron.

作者: myversa 時間: 2010-1-12 12:03

You are the person who attacked people from China and everything Chinese. You assumed I am from China, which is not the case.
So, with that assumption, you went on to attack China, thinking it would ...
peter236 發表於 2010-1-12 12:56

Sorry I never attacked China.  I only stated the truth.  I never denied China is focusing on technologies but only emphasized that Chinese should learn to improve themselves with higher standard.  I once saw a lady from China taught her son to poo in the park in the trip to the states.  How degrading is that?

Trust me, if he really gets into NBA, Taiwanese media will say he is from Taiwan and China media will say he is from China.  Just like the famous Taiwanese baseball player, China media said he is from China....

so you mean people with both Chinese parents are not Chinese anymore? Then where are the words CBC or CBT coming from? how ridiculous is that.

lastly, since Hong Kong is part of China now and it's nothing wrong to assume your are from China too.  More specifically you are from Hong Kong China.  Or you are ashamed to this fact too?

作者: matt72178 時間: 2010-1-12 12:04

其實點解你唔報導一下中國既職業桌球選手? 有talent 既中國桌球選手大量擁現, 而中國一哥Ding Junhui(其實都係22 歲左右) 最近又 win 左 UK champion。
如果你post 多D snooker 資料, 我多多都有得同你傾。=)

作者: peter236 時間: 2010-1-12 12:04

Sorry I am not a racist group; rather you are; do you still remember how you attack me because I am from Taiwan? I emphasize he is from Taiwan because of you and not because he is actually from Taiw ...
myversa 發表於 2010-1-12 08:45

I never said China does not have problems. Please do not make the wrong assumption again. It is you a Taiwanese who has problems with China or anything Chinese, how pathetic?

作者: matt72178 時間: 2010-1-12 12:06

中國一哥應該係 Marco Fu (Hong Kong), 2009/2010 球季 world ranking 高過 Ding Junhui。

作者: peter236 時間: 2010-1-12 12:07

Sorry I never attacked China. I only stated the truth. I never denied China is focusing on technologies but only emphasized that Chinese should learn to improve themselves with higher standard. I ...
myversa 發表於 2010-1-12 13:03

Well, it is you who bring political crap into this thread. You should just behave and stick to a discussion of Jeremy Lin's game of basketball and his potential.

作者: myversa 時間: 2010-1-12 12:10

you like sports? ha humor me. You only post sport relating to CHINA. oh sorry, let me rephrase that. You only post good sport news relating to China. who is political now? let me try to remember; someone posts all the nba stars go to China, but never post anything when rocket losts. hmm... that's not political and from someone loves sports... I never care about Taiwanese politics nor the relationship between China and Taiwan.

If it's someone else posts this article, I would say things differently; it's YOU who attack me for being Taiwanese in the first place and now praise for someone who is Taiwanese. Funny.

作者: myversa 時間: 2010-1-12 12:11

We ALL know who IS the moron ...

However, he is trying to say ALL LYK but him are moron.

Catpiano 發表於 2010-1-12 12:58

haha sound like someone we all know...

作者: myversa 時間: 2010-1-12 12:12

Well, it is you who bring political crap into this thread. You should just behave and stick to a discussion of Jeremy Lin's game of basketball and his potential.
peter236 發表於 2010-1-12 13:07

and forget you ever attack Taiwanese?

作者: Catpiano 時間: 2010-1-12 14:18

and forget you ever attack Taiwanese?
myversa 發表於 2010-1-12 13:12

But taiwan is just PART of CHINA, right?

And taiwanese are just .. UNDER CHINA .. right?

(dont be serious .. I am just .. CatPeter... lol)

作者: myversa 時間: 2010-1-12 14:33

But taiwan is just PART of CHINA, right?

And taiwanese are just .. UNDER CHINA .. right?

(dont be serious .. I am just .. CatPeter... lol)
Catpiano 發表於 2010-1-12 15:18

even according to petes, Taiwan is not part of China. What else he attacked Taiwanese?

作者: CatPeter 時間: 2010-1-12 15:41

Really? LOL

作者: myversa 時間: 2010-1-12 16:06

it's okay la.. just play with him. He is not bad. Nothing wrong to post only good thing about China.

"You moron" might just be his catch phrase. haha.

作者: CatPeter 時間: 2010-1-12 16:07

True .. it is actually FUN!

作者: peter236 時間: 2010-1-12 18:18

本帖最後由 peter236 於 2010-1-12 19:32 編輯

What started out to be a sports thread about Jeremy Lin has degenerated into a political mess all because of a wierdo Taiwanese LYK who hates China or anything Chinese. Now, whether Taiwan part of China or whether Taiwanese are Chinese, that's another issue which is not related this thread at all.

In the San Francisco area there are many Asians, which include people from Hong Kong/Taiwan/China, who support Jeremy Lin. You would imagine that Jeremy Lin and his family do not mind having supporters including those from Hong Kong or mainland China. That's what counts anyway.
And yet here we have some anti-Chinese people here, who got all worked up just because of a few posts about Jeremy Lin.

作者: peter236 時間: 2010-1-12 18:26

you like sports? ha humor me. You only post sport relating to CHINA. oh sorry, let me rephrase that. You only post good sport news relating to China. who is political now? let me try to remember; s ...
myversa 發表於 2010-1-12 13:10

It was you who attacked Yao ming in the first place, and it was you who tried to tell me what should be posted and how I should post news about Yao Ming or the Rockets. I hope other Taiwanese are not as pushy as you are. If you do not like it, just shut up and stay away rather than embarrassing yourself.

作者: mcjohnjohn 時間: 2010-1-12 18:41

Peter 仔, 凡事以和為貴啦~

其實呢個 Jeremy Lin, 小弟真係唔知佢係乜水... 睇番你d 料, Jeremy Lin 係combo guard, o係NBA 冇乜combo guard 係可以立足的. 睇番佢d stat, TO 太多了, 做point guard 實在有難度. 人又唔係高, 做SG 又實比人mark 死, 所以, 以小弟既愚見, 此君能立足NBA 既機會係比較低. 不過, 凡事無絕對, 話唔定有朝一日佢能夠與MJ 齊名都未定既.

作者: myversa 時間: 2010-1-12 19:39

What started out to be a sports thread about Jeremy Lin has degenerated into a political mess all because of a wierdo Taiwanese LYK who hates China or anything Chinese. Now, whether Taiwan part of Chi ...
peter236 發表於 2010-1-12 19:18

from you then it's an issue because you attack Taiwanese first.  My point got nothing to do with Jeremy Lin.  It has to do with you who attacked Taiwanese and said he is not a Taiwanese.

Who attacked Yao Ming?  I only spoke the truth.  He is Chinese so I cannot criticized him like I did to other NBA players?  Please point out how I ATTACKED him?  I had to treat him like god like you did?  YOU NEVER POSTED WHEN ROCKET LOST LIKE A TRUE SPORT FAN WOULD.  If you are a true Yao Ming fan, you should post the lost too because a true Yao Ming fan would want to learn it too.  I bet if Yao Ming is not from China, you would post nothing at all.  Right, how come you did not post anything about the Nets.  There is one Chinese player there too.... right... his team is doing badly...

I even sympathized Yao Ming.  He worked hard and he should deserve a Championship.  Unlike the other Chinese Player who is with Lakers, basically got his Championship by luck.

Ask people around here, people all knew about you is pro-China.  You can ask people who is the one embarrassed.

This is getting too silly.  You, like the lady who allowed her kid to poo on the park, never listened to advice and always thought herself did nothing wrong.

作者: myversa 時間: 2010-1-12 19:40

Peter 仔, 凡事以和為貴啦~

其實呢個 Jeremy Lin, 小弟真係唔知佢係乜水... 睇番你d 料, Jeremy Lin 係combo guard, o係NBA 冇乜combo guard 係可以立足的. 睇番佢d stat, TO 太多了, 做point guard 實在有難度 ...
mcjohnjohn 發表於 2010-1-12 19:41

I read "話唔定有朝一日佢能夠與MJJ 齊名都未定既."

作者: myversa 時間: 2010-1-12 19:41

point out you are pro-China so I am anti-China?

your logic really failed...

作者: peter236 時間: 2010-1-12 19:50

from you then it's an issue because you attack Taiwanese first. My point got nothing to do with Jeremy Lin. It has to do with you who attacked Taiwanese and said he is not a Taiwanese.

Who atta ...
myversa 發表於 2010-1-12 20:39

wahahaha, please do not lie here. I did not attack Jeremy Lin at all. Why would I post his news if I wanted to attack him? I don't even care if he is Taiwanese. But he is Asian and has a lot of support from his Asian fans in the San Francisco area.

It was you who assumed I was from mainland China, and thought that a bash on China is a bash on me. I just posted some articles about Jeremy Lin, and you brought some political crap here.

Who cares if there is a Chinese lady who allows his kid to pee anywhere. I don't even care, since it is another issue.

作者: mcjohnjohn 時間: 2010-1-12 19:56

I read "話唔定有朝一日佢能夠與MJJ 齊名都未定既."
myversa 發表於 2010-1-13 11:40

係woh, 唔講都唔覺打漏左個J 字啊!!!!
其實可以同我MJJ 齊名既話, 籃球技術都一定有番咁上下架! 唔係好多人可以o係籃球界同我齊名的~

作者: myversa 時間: 2010-1-12 19:56

haha he is just a local kid who can play basketball. I know tons of people who can play basketball well. I have not seen him played so I cannot comment on it; Have you actually seen him played? Or just because he is Chinese?

Anyway, it's you attacked me for being a Taiwanese in other thread and that's why I found it funny you would post something good about a Taiwanese kid. Nothing to do with Jeremy Lin. I never assumed you are from Mainland China. You should really improve your English before arguing.

作者: peter236 時間: 2010-1-12 20:15

本帖最後由 peter236 於 2010-1-12 21:18 編輯

haha he is just a local kid who can play basketball. I know tons of people who can play basketball well. I have not seen him played so I cannot comment on it; Have you actually seen him played? Or ...
myversa 發表於 2010-1-12 20:56

You know tons of people who play basketball well? How many of them got mentioned by Time magazine or ESPN?

The reason Jeremy Lin got so many supporters in the US is that he is already on the radar screen of some basketball scouts. That was why Time magazine, and ESPN did an article on him. Whether he can make the NBA is another thing, but he is not just some random kid who plays basketball.

作者: mcjohnjohn 時間: 2010-1-12 20:23

You know tons of people who play basketball well? How many of them got mentioned by Time magazine or ESPN?

The reason Jeremy Lin got so many supporters in the US is that he is already on the rada ...
peter236 發表於 2010-1-13 12:15

入左NBA 先再講啦... 我都唔睇NCAA 既... d 球隊一年scout 成幾百個所謂有潛質既人, 但有幾多真係可以o係NBA 立足woh, 拭目以待Jeremy Lin 可唔可以做到啦! 不過, 冇得打NBA 唔係問題, 可以去國內打CBA 的!

作者: myversa 時間: 2010-1-12 20:30

You know tons of people who play basketball well? How many of them got mentioned by Time magazine or ESPN?

The reason Jeremy Lin got so many supporters in the US is that he is already on the rada ...
peter236 發表於 2010-1-12 21:15

I only support good basketball player, not someone just MENTIONED from the magazine.

I thought you actually saw him played (from tv or something) first before posting here.

When I first heard C.Brant.  I did not think he was that great because at that time, after MJ retired, I hardly watched any basketball.

I start to like his style when I started to watch again.  Like I did not support James neither because I did not watch him play often.

作者: matt72178 時間: 2010-1-12 21:12

打CBA 可以賺到幾多錢? 易建聯上個球季已袋了過二千萬人仔。

作者: mcjohnjohn 時間: 2010-1-12 21:31

打CBA 可以賺到幾多錢? 易建聯上個球季已袋了過二千萬人仔。
matt72178 發表於 2010-1-13 13:12

如果係一位球星, 打波既人工只係佔佢收人既一少部分.
廣告, 代言人, 剪綵搵既錢仲多啦~

打CBA, "明錢"就當然冇打NBA咁多, 但"外快"都應該唔野少架!

作者: mcjohnjohn 時間: 2010-1-12 21:32

I only support good basketball player, not someone just MENTIONED from the magazine.

I thought you actually saw him played (from tv or something) first before posting here.

When I first heard  ...
myversa 發表於 2010-1-13 12:30

Kobe Bryant 呀, 老友...

作者: Catpiano 時間: 2010-1-12 21:39

z..z...z....z.....z.....

作者: myversa 時間: 2010-1-12 22:36

Kobe Bryant 呀, 老友...
mcjohnjohn 發表於 2010-1-12 22:32

right... haha... still no clue how to spell his name... sorry to him...

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