Watching Stephen Curry put on such a dazzling performance in the very first game of the season, Goodwin, seated in the conference room watching the broadcast, couldn't help sticking out his tongue and lightly licking his slightly dry lips.
His wolfish gaze remained fixed on Stephen Curry on the television screen, as though the superstar before him had already become prey he was determined to claim.
"Come on, Stephen Curry! Let me properly experience your strength on the court!"
Though he had been swamped throughout the offseason, the thought of facing such a formidable opponent in the coming new season filled Goodwin with intense anticipation.
After all, in his previous life, the 2015–2016 season had been Stephen Curry's godlike season.
That year, aside from the deeply regrettable championship that was ultimately stolen from him, everything had been flawless.
At the same time, Stephen Curry stunned the entire basketball world with his unmatched dominance.
However, much to Goodwin's regret, the NBA would not arrange a matchup between them and the Golden State Warriors so soon.
For a heavyweight clash between powerhouses like this, the league generally saved it for an important, highly anticipated day—Christmas Day.
Sure enough, for this year's Christmas Day games, the league had specifically chosen the Boston Celtics and the Golden State Warriors to put on a fiery showdown between two elite teams.
Faced with such a schedule, Goodwin could only suppress his urgent desire to compete and patiently wait for a full two months.
As the fierce game between the Golden State Warriors and the New Orleans Pelicans came to an end, everyone's attention shifted to another arena—Quicken Loans Arena in Cleveland.
It had to be said that Quicken Loans Arena presented a jaw-dropping sight that day.
Although the two teams facing off were both Eastern Conference