When the news will come as no surprise to his fans around the world, Jeremy Lin is apparently a very forgiving guy.
According to Newsday, the sensation of the Knicks met with former ESPN writer to refer fired last month for publishing an offensive title Lin was Asian-American ethnicity.
"The fact that it took time to meet me in his incredibly busy schedule ... It's just a wonderful person and humble," Anthony Federico, the former editor of the ESPN headline, Newsday said, adding that their conversation was mostly the ideas of the compatibility of their common faith.
After losing his job, apologized long ago via Twitter Federico and insisted that his mistake was honest and with reference to the Christian faith, which he shared with Lin. At the end of his apology, including his e-mail address. According to Federico, of Newsday, a family member Lin reached by e-mail to arrange a time for the couple of dinners.
Although the resignation of head coach Mike D'Antoni and a recent knee injury overshadowed the spotlight Lin, they move to meet Federico class brought him applause almost as fervent as he already won with his game
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