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CBA All-Star Jeremy Lin scores 41 points but misses out on MVP award in loss to South
- Beijing Ducks star ‘can’t stop smiling’ in first All-Star Game as a pro, South’s Zhao Rui named MVP in 167-166 thriller
- The 31-year-old confirms his three-pointers in Guangzhou game will be included in this season’s charity campaign
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Jeremy Lin was the star of the show in his first Chinese Basketball Association All-Star Game in Guangzhou on Saturday night.
The Beijing Ducks guard scored 41 points for the North, but that was not enough to defeat the South in a high-scoring game that finished 167-166.
Lin was the top scorer, although 18 of his points came in a one-on-one three-point session against the South’s Zhao Rui that followed the first quarter.
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In a post on Weibo, Lin confirmed his threes from the All-Star game would count as part of his charitable contribution this season.
“The three-pointer tonight is definitely included in the ‘three distraction’,” he wrote.
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