The next day, major sports headlines around the world were dominated by a stunning piece of news—Goodwin had led the Boston Celtics to their seventh championship trophy, forging the second glorious dynasty in the team's history.
Yet Goodwin himself showed little interest in the overwhelming coverage and praise.
After fighting through a long season, what he wanted most now was to stop, devote himself wholeheartedly to his family, and enjoy that rare peace and warmth.
But what Goodwin had not expected was that after spending only one short day at home, he was "forced" back out by his own fervent fans.
It all began last year, when Goodwin held a grand concert spanning three days, twenty-four hours in total, eight hours each day. Its spectacular scale and electric atmosphere remained unforgettable to countless fans even now.
So this year, those loyal fans naturally hoped that Goodwin would continue the tradition and bring everyone another equally spectacular three-day, twenty-four-hour concert.
To achieve their goal, the fans racked their brains.
They snapped up all of Goodwin's jerseys and sneakers, claiming that the money they spent was their admission ticket to the massive concert!
Although most of them were not wealthy tycoons, there were simply too many of them. No matter how many jerseys and sneakers Goodwin prepared, he could not meet everyone's demand.
Moreover, this frenzied buying spree was not confined to the local area. It quickly spread across the United States and even throughout the world.
For a time, all merchandise related to Goodwin became hot commodities, sparking a craze that everyone rushed to join.
Around the world, fans who passionately adored Goodwin immediately threw themselves into the campaign the moment they heard the news.
These fans had already long wanted to buy Goodwin's jerseys and sneakers. Now that they had