Sports | Jeremy Lin Jeremy Lin Meets Fired Headline Writer ESPN gaffe apparently water under the bridge By Kevin Spak Posted Mar 28, 2012 12:04 PM CDT Copied Jeremy Lin #17 of the New York Knicks in action against the during their game at Madison Square Garden on March 16, 2012 in New York City. (Getty Images) Jeremy Lin has met with the ESPN headline writer who was fired over an offensive headline he wrote about the Knicks star's first loss, and all appears to be forgiven."It went incredible," Anthony Federico, 28, told Newsday. "We talked for an hour. I'm just so thankful." Federico has previously called the headline an "honest mistake." Lin declined to talk about the meeting, which came about after a member of his family contacted Federico. They've been trying to coordinate a meeting ever since, but Lin's busy schedule has proved prohibitive. "The fact that he reached out to me … He's just a wonderful, humble person," Federico says. He says they bonded over their shared Christian faith, and talked about Lin's knee injury. Read These Next Something James Carville said made Melania Trump's lawyer unhappy. Vance's office says it wasn't involved in the river-raising. Ivanka and Jared are making headlines again. Justice Department goes after a prominent Trump foe. Report an error