Jeremy Lin’s Beijing Ducks were shocked by the Zhejiang Golden Bulls in a 112-93 home defeat in the Chinese Basketball Association on Friday night. NBA champion Lin scored 21 points over 35 minutes on the court at the Wukesong Arena. He also added five rebounds and four assists. That was not enough to prevent the team’s biggest defeat of the 2019-20 season, his first in the CBA since leaving the Toronto Raptors in the summer. Neither Lin nor his Ducks teammates hit their usual stride. They were 15 points down to the visitors after the first quarter and were unable to rein in the gap. Some fans inside the stadium called for Lin to be subbed during the first half, according to reports. Game 19- @JLin7 21pts, 5r, 4a, FG 5-21. Beijing 93-112 lost. Lin said postgame: Not satisfied w/ my performance, but I think my shooting opportunities were all good. I won't worry or regret too much. Just focus on the next game & go all out. Still appreciate I stay healthy to play pic.twitter.com/zxdPR7xLvO — Popo Chung (@PopoChung7) December 20, 2019 Lin fell below his season averages for points, rebounds and assists, and expressed his disappointment with his “worst performance in the CBA” on his Instagram and Sina Weibo accounts after the game. He also thanked the fans for their support. Although Lin was not at his best shooting from the field, where he hit just five from 21 attempts, he said he did not regret the shots he took. He also said he was looking forward to the next game. Jeremy Lin had a poor shooting: FG 1-12 in the first half Game 19. #KeepGoing @JLin7 #BeijingDucks Check out Jeremy Lin Euro Step AND 1. pic.twitter.com/yOtzxG2FGi — Popo Chung (@PopoChung7) December 20, 2019 Defeat sees the title-chasing Ducks drop from second to third on the standings with a 13-6 record. They sit behind Xinjiang Flying Tigers and leaders Guangdong Southern Tigers. The Ducks next play the Shanxi Loongs on Sunday night.