Jeremy Lin joins ESPN's NBA Finals coverage team as analyst
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 2, 2026, 10:05 AM
Last updated Jun 2, 2026
Jeremy Lin is set to debut as an ESPN analyst during the NBA Finals, participating in shows like 'NBA Today' and 'SportsCenter'. His first appearance is scheduled for June 3, just as the Knicks compete for the championship against the Spurs. Lin, who is renowned for his impactful season with the Knicks during 2011-12, expressed excitement about the team's current success. Reflecting on his playing career, Lin acknowledged the challenges he faced during important playoff games, emphasizing his desire to share insights from his experience. He aims to simplify complex plays for fans during his analysis.
- •Lin joins ESPN's coverage for the Knicks-Spurs championship series.
- •First appearance on June 3 during 'SportsCenter' with Scott Van Pelt.
- •Lin is known for the 'Linsanity' phenomenon during his Knicks tenure.
- •He aims to translate his playing experience into viewer-friendly analysis.
- •Lin's broadcasting career follows a guest analyst role earlier this year.
- 10:05 AMYahoo Sports — Knicks legend Jeremy Lin joining ESPN's NBA Finals coverage team | Exclusive
"Jeremy Lin, the player responsible for perhaps the NBA’s most potent cultural phenomenon, is stepping into a new broadcast role with ESPN.
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