The couple times I've watched Lin he's looked great, including Saturday night. But I made the mistake of going down the stat geek rabbit hole with him just now, and it wasn't pretty. The 15.1 turnover ratio is 6th worst among the 72 Hollinger-qualified PGs, and is the worst in the league if you only look at the guys getting starter minutes (other than Kendall Marshall, who has played 9 games). Meanwhile his assist ratio is only 22.9, 44th of the 72 PGs. You have to go pretty far down the list to get to anyone whose A/TO ratio is below 2/1, and Lin's is WAY below 2/1. Even worse are his secondary passing numbers like secondary assists, assist opportunities, and points created by assist. He's not even in the top 50 in secondary assists, a category led by pass-first PGs like Paul, Rubio and Wall but with plenty of scorers in the mix. Lin is ranked with the likes of Zaza Pachulia and Josh Smith.
Very efficient scorer, though. He's got the fourth-highest TS% among qualified PGs in the league (behind only Calderon, Prigioni and Marshall). Some of that is sharing the court with Harden who I think takes most of the shots when the set blows up and the shot clock winds down, but it's still pretty freaking good.