BALDWIN: Make it seven in a row for Jeremy Lin and the New York Knicks. Lin kept his extraordinary hot streak alive last night in a victory over Sacramento. And there he goes. He's probably topping himself with a new career high of 13 assists. This Harvard grad who so few believed in now is the most buzzed about player in the game. CNN has also learned that Lin has been invited to the NBA All-Star Weekend at the end of the month. He'll be showing of his skills in the shooting stars competition. But it seems like some don't know how to handle the athletics of success of an Asian-American such as Lin. Case in point, take a look with me at this graphic of the MSG Network showed while broadcasting the game. It's got Lin's face above a fortune cookie that reads "The Knicks good fortune." What was MSG thinking when they aired something that seems so entirely stereotypical you asked? We asked, as well. CNN has reached out to the network for comment. We've got nothing so far. That aside, Lin has the made the Knicks the hottest ticket in town, but it's all happened so fast. Could the hype go to his head? The young point guard seems very aware of the potential pitfalls.</s>JEREMY LIN, NEW YORK KNICKS GUARD: I want to be the same person before and after and you know, that's where I want to be. And I don't want to let anything affect me or this team. And I think you know, playing in New York is a big stage. And that's obviously a temptation and a danger.</s>BALDWIN: The conditions are right for Lin and the Knicks to keep their streak going. They begin a four-game stand at home starting tomorrow night. And CNN's Arwa Damon with even more incredible reporting within Syria. She talks with this injured man here who says his life was forever changed when he just walked outside to take out the trash. That's next.
Lin Drives Knicks To Seventh Straight Win