Jeremy Lin: If you learn to have any dissatisfaction with the Rockets, you have to say it out. Not saying it is your own problem

Jeremy Lin recently talked about his experience playing for the Rockets on a podcast program.

Jeremy Lin said: "McHell was my head coach in my first year of the Rockets. That year I was very dissatisfied with his use of my method and was very angry. At the press conference at the end of the season, I had a lot of emotions to vent and kept complaining for an hour. As a result, McHell was shocked and asked me why I didn't say it earlier and why I didn't give the coach a chance to change. I was deeply touched at the time, and I didn't even give McHell a chance."

"So in the second year, Harden's attitude towards me, I felt not very satisfied. I kept telling myself that I had to give him a chance. The education I received since I was a child was not like this. If you want to challenge me, just say it directly because of something like face. I would think that Harden doesn't want to listen to such words. But in fact, I sat down and chatted with Harden once, and I said everything I wanted to say. Since then, my relationship with him has been completely different. "

"So I think for them, if no one knows what you are dissatisfied with, it means that the problem is still on yourself."