Fan asks Brooklyn Nets’ Jeremy Lin to sign Paul Millsap card in letter (Video)

Brooklyn Nets point guard Jeremy Lin was asked by a fan to sign a card not of himself, but of Denver Nuggets forward Paul Millsap.

Brooklyn Nets point guard Jeremy Lin shared a video on YouTube of him opening his fan mail recently. One piece of mail that he received involved a strange request from a fan.

One fan sent Lin a letter requesting his autograph. The letter included a card for Lin to sign, but, interestingly enough, the card wasn’t a card of Lin. The card was of Denver Nuggets forward Paul Millsap.

Though strange, the fan apologized for not having a card of the Nets guard.

The first question that I have for the fan that sent that letter is, “Are you even a Jeremy Lin fan?” If so, how could you not have a Jeremy Lin card? Also, why send a Millsap card to someone other than Paul Millsap? Why Millsap and not LeBron James?

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Unfortunately for you, fan, Lin isn’t going to sing your Millsap card. Did you really think that he was going to sign a card that wasn’t of himself? However, he is sending you a signed bobblehead of himself. So consider yourself lucky that you’re getting Lin’s autograph at all.

Lin also sent the Millsap card back to you so that you have a chance to get Millsap to sign it.

Lin and Millsap have never together, but Lin has called Millsap a “tremendous, tremendous player.” Maybe Lin could bring the fan to a Nuggets game so that the fan can have Millsap sign the fan’s Millsap card.

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