Jeremy Lin will explore all his free agency options this off-season. Although signs are pointing that he might be out of his way in L.A., he ponders about his future and shares what he liked best playing for the Knicks and Rockets, as well as his current team, the Lakers.

In an interview with The Daily News, Jeremy Lin shared that should he and the Lakers decide to part ways, he wants to find a team that will best suit his style of play.

"I want to find a good place and hopefully the best place I can fit in at," Lin told The Daily News. "I want to be able to find a good fit for me."

According to IBTimes, teams like the Detroit Pistons, Denver Nuggets, Charlotte Bobcats, or Brooklyn Nets could make a run for Jeremy Lin's services.

"Several teams will be in need of point guards this summer, especially those unwilling to pay their own unrestricted free agents. There's the Detroit Pistons who face a difficult situation with Brandon Jennings, the Denver Nuggets who could lose Jameer Nelson as Ty Lawson's backup if he opts-out, the Charlotte Hornets could let Mo Williams walk, and the Brooklyn Nets might watch Deron Williams exercise his opt-out clause," the source wrote.

Meanwhile, Jeremy Lin shared what he liked best with his former and current teams New York Knicks, Houston Rockets, and Los Angeles Lakers. He also shared what he liked least during his stint with those teams. (Via Asia Society)

"In New York, my favorite thing is how energetic the fans are. I had a harder time dealing with how hectic and fast-paced the city could be at times. It was an adjustment from the low-key suburbs of California," he said.

"In Houston, my favorite thing is the diversity of restaurants everywhere. I love to eat. My least favorite thing was losing in the first round of playoffs two years in a row," he added.

"In Los Angeles, my favorite thing was being able to enjoy the city with family and friends. My least favorite thing was the disappointment and unmet expectations of our team last season," he concluded. 

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