That night, major sports headlines around the world were dominated by a stunning piece of news—the Boston Celtics, led by Goodwin, had successfully captured their eighth championship trophy, achieving the second four-peat in team history.
The joy of victory erupted like a volcano, instantly igniting the hearts of the entire team and countless fans.
That night, Goodwin and the other players plunged into nearly frenzied celebration.
The most eye-catching of them all was Yao Ming. The towering giant hugged the Larry O'Brien Championship Trophy tightly like a child, as though it were his most precious treasure.
Not only that, but he captured the moment on camera and promptly shared it on social media, showing off the honor and achievement that belonged to them to the entire world.
At the same time, Goodwin updated his own social media account.
However, unlike Yao Ming, he posted only a single picture.
Yet that seemingly simple photo caused quite a stir.
In it, Goodwin's younger son, Grado, was sleeping peacefully, tightly clutching his newly acquired "toy"—the Finals MVP trophy.
His adorable, blissful appearance was impossible not to smile at.
The moment the photo was posted, it drew the envy of countless fans.
Some Photoshop experts could not resist the urge and began showing off their skills, replacing Grado in the photo with themselves.
Through those clever edits, they seemed able to personally experience the wonderful feeling of falling asleep while holding the Finals MVP trophy.
But who knew whether innocent little Grado would be heartbroken and burst into tears if he found out that his beloved "toy" had been taken away?
Perhaps he would shed one sparkling "little pearl" after another.
The morning after the championship, sunlight streamed through the gaps in the curtains into Goodwin's room. Yet he had no time to enjoy