I fell in love with Toutiao and became the GOAT.

Little Shark had secured position under the basket in two consecutive offensive plays, but Kobe didn't even glance at the basket, as if his teammate, who was burning with impatience under the basket, didn't exist at all.

Considering Little Shark's opening statement that he wanted to crush Lin Bei, who else could this guy be but a clown?

Just as Little Shark was questioning Lin Bei with his eyes, Jia Sao, who received the ball behind her, shot at the perfect time from the high post, and with a whoosh, the ball went in.

Lin Bei shrugged, then told Little Shark, "You can't even get the ball, yet you go to all that trouble blocking my position. What are you if not a clown?"

Little Shark stared wide-eyed, the anger in his chest rising like ignited gasoline, gradually building up.

Lin Bei ignored the guy's anger and turned to walk towards the front.

Little Shark quickly followed, retreating to the basket in one step.

But as Lin Bei executed another handoff play with Curry at the top of the arc, Fisher realized that Lin Bei was likely going to shoot a three-pointer.

However, the huge height difference between him and Lin Bei made his jumping interference seem pale and powerless; his fingertips couldn't even touch the shadow of the basketball.

And then, with another whoosh!

The moment the basketball swished cleanly through the net, Lakers head coach Mike Brown, on the sidelines of Staples Center, could no longer contain himself. He abruptly stood up and roared, "Ambler, why the hell didn't you defend out there?!"

The Lakers didn't have a strategy to deal with the center shooting three-pointers, but Lin Bei had already hit a three-pointer from the top of the arc, so it was unreasonable for Xiao Sha not to defend him.

Mike Brown's roar made Little Shark's face grow even darker, and the anger in his chest almost burst out of his chest.

With a score of 8-2, the Warriors now hold a 6-point advantage.

In the Lakers' possession, Little Shark once again positioned himself in the low post against Lin Bei. He was starting to lose control of his emotions and shouted for the ball as he reached out.

Give me the ball!

Kobe, who hadn't yet scored on offense, also wanted the ball.

Little Shark's demand for the ball led to a conflict with him.

Kobe has a very strong personality. He rushed out, grabbed the basketball, completely ignored Little Shaq, and made another breakthrough on his own.

This time, Klay was a step too slow in his defense, giving Kobe an opportunity.

Kobe stopped abruptly, turned and shot, and swish, it went in!

The Staples Center erupted in cheers...

Amidst the cheers, Lin Bei clearly sensed that Little Shark's aura behind him was becoming increasingly violent, and his emotions were on the verge of completely spiraling out of control.

As the Warriors resumed their attack, Lin Bei stopped at the top of the arc.

Little Shark didn't go any further; instead, it blocked Lin Bei at the top of the arc, its eyes blazing with fury as if it wanted to devour him.

Lin Bei didn't let Little Shark off the hook; he continued to rub salt into Little Shark's wounds.

"Is this your status with the Lakers, huh? You promised to crush me? You can't even get the ball..."

As they were talking, Lin Bei didn't forget to step aside and shield Curry from the attack.

This wasn't a feint, but a solid screen, which Curry used to instantly shake off Fisher.

The little shark, who had lost all sense of reason, did not stop Curry from rushing out, but instead kept his eyes fixed on Lin Bei.

Then, Curry rushed out and hit a pull-up jumper.

Lin Bei turned around and said, "I already have 6 points, and you still have 0!"

This sentence completely shattered Little Shark's spirit. He cursed at Lin Bei, "You son of a bitch, you just wait!"

He turned and yelled at Kobe in the backcourt, "You have to give me this ball, or I'm not playing!"

Kobe frowned. He felt he had just scored a basket and was trying to maintain his momentum, so he was reluctant to give up possession of the ball again.

But Little Shark stared intently, very determined, as if he wouldn't start the game unless Kobe agreed.

Kobe nodded helplessly: "Okay, this ball is yours now."

Just before the final time limit for serving, Little Shark served the ball.

Then, like a wild beast out of control, he charged into the Lakers' frontcourt, his eyes fixed on Lin Bei under the basket, the anger in his eyes almost scorching.

He turned around and sat down in the lower position again.

In terms of keeping promises, Kobe was far superior to LeBron.

He didn't touch the ball this time, watching as Old Fish orchestrated a play and passed the ball to Little Shark under the basket.

Little Shark finally got the basketball, and filled with intense anger, he wanted to vent it on Lin Bei.

His strength is indeed somewhat superior to Lin Bei's.

However, once he gets the basketball, this advantage will most likely be wiped out.

The player with the ball needs to consider protecting it; they can't just blindly push forward.

But at this moment, the little shark was already blinded by anger and didn't realize this at all.

The moment he got the basketball, he suddenly sat back, and a tremendous force crushed towards Lin Bei.

Lin Bei did not choose to confront him head-on. He took a step back, waited for the right moment, and his long arm shot out like lightning.

With a snap!

Lin Bei directly poked the basketball away from Little Shark's not-so-steady control.

Then, amidst a huge gasp from the Staples Center, he darted out like a dragon, and after two steps, he had complete control of the basketball.

The gasps in the arena instantly turned into a cacophony of noise, along with the roar of cheers from the Warriors' bench.

Bill Walton exclaimed, "Interception! Counter-attack?"

Lin Bei's ball control is very poor; he stumbles and falls, and if an opponent comes up to press him, he may not be able to control the ball past the halfway line.

He knew this very well, and after taking a step forward, he made a pass to Curry, who had already reacted and turned to rush forward.

As Curry received the ball, Lin Bei also took large strides, quickly entering the first wave of this counterattack.

Once the mid-court line was crossed, the counterattack following the steal became a situation where Kobe and Fisher were chasing Curry, while Lin Bei was ignored.

The four players rushed to the Warriors' frontcourt at the same time. Curry had already caught a glimpse of Lin Bei behind him out of the corner of his eye. He took a leap and tossed the basketball high into the air.

It looks like a layup, but it's actually a pass.

Lin Bei had already leaped high behind Curry, appearing abruptly in Kobe and Fisher's line of sight like a demon descending from the heavens.

In mid-air, he caught the basketball and, using the momentum of his descent, slammed it into the hoop.

With a loud bang!

The basketball hoops at Staples Center were groaning, and an uncontrollable cheer erupted from all around.

That's right, it's cheering!

The Lakers fans at Staples Center actually erupted in a fairly loud cheer for Lin Bei's dunk.

This is what fans in big cities are like—extremely inclusive.

Amidst the cheers, Bill Walton shouted, "A counter-attack alley-oop dunk, pure and simple violent aesthetics! Even Kobe Bryant can only look up to Best Lin at this moment..."

The CCTV broadcast studio was even more excited, with Coach Zhang and Yu Jia shouting almost simultaneously, "Dalin is too strong, too strong..."

"This dunk means that Dahlin scored 8 points in the first three minutes of the game, and he almost single-handedly dismantled this Lakers team!"

With a score of 12 to 4, it's not an exaggeration to say that the Warriors crushed the Lakers.

On the court, Lin Bei pounded his chest and roared, venting the passion that was about to burst forth from his body.

He didn't realize that his series of actions had already attracted some heart-shaped glances from the sidelines.