Knicks' Lin puts on bloody good show

"Everyone knew Jeremy Lin could play for Mike D'Antoni. Now he is showing he can play for Mike Woodson, too. In his second straight dynamite outing, Lin got his nose bloodied in the first quarter, then bloodied the Raptors with an 18-point, 10-assist, three-turnover outing as the Knicks won 106-87 to move to 4-0 under their interim coach. It was Lin's seventh-double-double of the season. "He is a point guard still in that learning mode,'' Woodson said. "He is a good point guard. I think in time he's going to be a really good point guard. All great point guards in the league learn how to get their teammates involved, defend and get involved themselves. That is the learning curve he is going through now.''"