Sure Lin under perform.
Sure the Rockets doesn't have to care about how he feels.
Sure Lin is getting paid regardless.
Sure Lin will be traded soon.
But those aren't the issues. The issue is how the Rockets will have a hard time attracting integral role players from this point forward, and that anybody who is not named Harden or Dwight will be treated as disposable pieces (actually even they could be treated as such).
Keep in mind that the Rockets put in major effort to get Lin in the first place, and now that Lin is not a major star, they are treating him like trash. Future free agents will look at it, and think to themselves whether they want to play for an organization that doesn't seem to put any effort in developing a player into a real system, but rather would just throw someone in the fire and see if they pan out.
Nobody likes to be treated like trash, and there is a certain amount of pride in all of us, especially when you are talking about professional athletes.
It also sends the message that the Rockets do not look out for their players as they are simply disposable parts. It's true that most organizations are actually that way, but the Rockets just took it to another level by publicly humiliating one of their players.
So Rockets players, you better look out for your best interest instead of the teams', because the team sure isn't going to look out for you.

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poor lin resorting to the bible, hes salty as , but i cant blame him.
