I fell in love with Toutiao and became the GOAT.

With three minutes remaining in the third quarter, Lin Bei was substituted.

As I walked to the sidelines, Little Potato, who had been sitting on a bench, came up to me.

"Well done, Lin, you've got double-digit rebounds."

"Really? Do you have any technical statistics? I'd like to see them."

Lin Bei could sense that he was getting double-digit rebounds, because he had indeed grabbed quite a few rebounds.

He was completely baffled by the other data, so he urgently needed a technical statistics table.

Little Potato quickly found a data statistics table, and Lin Bei leaned back on the bench, immersing himself in viewing it.

第三节林北打了快9分钟，把上半场5分6个篮板1个助攻的数据，提到了8分11个篮板1个助攻。

Lin Bei: "We're still 2 points short..."

Little Potato leaned closer: "Isn't it a bit inappropriate for you to be looking at the statistics so openly?"

Lin Bei disagreed: "What's wrong with it?"

"It seems like they're placing too much emphasis on the data..."

Lin Bei chuckled: "I call this a reading competition."

"A reading competition? This is what you call a reading competition?!"

"Yes, only after looking at this chart can I clearly know where I should focus when I go on stage later."

Little Potato: What he said seems to make sense?

Lin Bei ignored Little Potato and continued to stare at the data statistics table.

Seeing his plus-minus rating change from +2 in the first half to -5 was quite frustrating.

Lin Bei is not yet capable of influencing the course of a match.

His role is to protect the boards, occasionally create space for his teammates, and then shoot a couple of three-pointers himself.

The three extra points he scored in the third quarter came from a three-pointer he made over DeAndre Jordan after receiving a pass from Curry.

This three-pointer, delivered despite the defense, drew a chorus of "Holy crap" from the Hupu hotline.

"He can score even while facing a strong defense? Daling has truly evolved!"

However, he also missed two shots, bringing his total field goal percentage to 3 of 6, including 2 of 4 from three-point range, all within the perfect 50% range.

"Don't let this accuracy drop any further, I don't want to become like Hansen..."

In addition to his own data, Lin Bei also needs to look at his opponents' data.

In this game, Lin Bei managed to suppress DeAndre Jordan.

He barely gave DeAndre Jordan any easy scoring opportunities, and he dominated the rebounds.

At this point in time, DeAndre Jordan's stats were a paltry 4 points and 5 rebounds, though he did have one more block than Lin Bei.

……

With six minutes remaining in the fourth quarter, Mark Jackson called Lin Bei from the bench.

"Lin, go to the technical table to change players, get ready to go on stage."

Lin Bei agreed and walked to the technical table.

He glanced at the score: 105 to 84, the Warriors were down by 21 points.

"I guess I was willing to fight and take risks during garbage time."

But to be honest, a team like the Warriors, and a rookie like Lin Bei, should play aggressively and fearlessly during garbage time.

Lin Bei had only been on the court for about ten seconds during garbage time when he received a pass from Houmi Xiaotudou and threw down a three-pointer.

With a loud crash!

It didn't go in.

Lin Bei frowned. He knew that breaking double digits in a single game was very difficult, but he still had nearly six minutes left, so breaking double digits shouldn't be a problem.

The big problem is that his shooting percentage keeps dropping.

In the following waves of attacks, he played it safe and steady, only taking shots when there was a wide-open space.

He grabbed two more rebounds, but his score remained unchanged.

It wasn't until the last two minutes of the game that he seized an opportunity under the basket, grabbed an offensive rebound, and then put it back in for a layup.

"Dalin grabbed the offensive rebound and dunked it in, officially reaching double digits in scoring!"

Hupu Hotline: "Awesome! Awesome! Awesome!"

"A double-double in his debut, the first Chinese player to achieve this."

Finally, the match ended.

Lin Bei made 4 of 8 shots, including 2 of 5 three-point attempts.

He finished his NBA debut with 10 points, 14 rebounds, and 1 assist, a double-double.

……

After the match ended, CCTV did not immediately cut off the broadcast signal.

Yu Jia added, "We'll do the interview later."

This makes it sound like CCTV had reporters stationed at the sidelines for this match.

There were no reporters on the sidelines; CCTV was just receiving a signal from TNT, and they were thinking that TNT might give Lin Bei an interview after the game.

As a result, naturally, there was nothing.

TNT interviewed Paul, the winning team's best player of the game.

Not being able to interview Lin Bei, Yu Jia added, "It's a pity that the American side didn't interview Lin Bei. Let's see if we can ask him any questions related to Lin Bei in this post-match interview."

And sure enough, they actually got the answer.

TNT's sideline reporter, Doris Burke, asked Lin Bei her second question.

"Early in the game, Blake Griffin was tackled to the floor by the opposing center, almost causing a conflict. How would you evaluate this incident?"

Paul was blunt: "In my opinion, that was a criminal act, and that center named Lin should be suspended for the rest of the game."

CCTV, Yu Jia originally wanted to translate, but he stopped midway through.

It had to be Coach Zhang who said, "Alright, let's move on to GG."

Hupu Hotline: "..."

Lin Bei was in the locker room, surrounded by several reporters, when he heard Paul's comments from one of them.

I glanced at the reporters in front of me. Although they were all Warriors beat reporters, one of them was from ESPN, so he seemed to have some influence.

Lin Bei immediately shrugged: "Chris Paul should take him to a hospital to get his brain checked; he seems to have trouble understanding human speech."

This very first sentence caused the reporters in front of them to widen their eyes in surprise.

ESPN's Marcus Thompson was shocked: "Is this such a direct personal attack?"

He was unaware that because of the existence of the "Headline War God System," Lin Bei was not only unafraid of trouble, but also dared to cause trouble.

Lin Bei even adhered to one principle: no matter how big or small the matter, it should be blown out of proportion, the bigger the better.

Adhering to this point, Lin Bei continued, "In fact, I told him at the time that I couldn't just stand there and wait for Blake Griffin to dunk on me. If a player wants to dunk on someone, he has to be prepared to be pulled down. I don't think I was wrong."

Following that question, reporters asked Lin Bei, "As a rookie fired by the Heat, yet you were able to start for the Warriors and record a double-double in your debut, do you think the Heat made a mistake in firing you?"

This was originally just a normal question to set the pace, and Lin Bei's normal answer should have been: I don't know.

The response to those who harbor resentment towards the Heat should be: Yes, they were wrong, terribly wrong.

Lin Bei then dropped an even bigger bombshell: "Of course they're wrong! They fired me so easily for someone who had absolutely no sense of belonging to the team. They're terribly wrong!"

Marcus Thompson: "Wait, Lin, who are you talking about who has absolutely no sense of belonging to the team?"

Lin Bei revealed a triumphant smile: "LeBron James."