At seven o'clock on the evening of February 2, the city lights had just come on as night fell.
Inside the renowned TD Garden in Boston, Massachusetts, the crowd roared and the atmosphere was extraordinarily electric.
Tonight, a highly anticipated basketball game was about to take place here—the Boston Celtics would host the Detroit Pistons.
The Detroit Pistons had emerged as a dark horse this season, making everyone take notice.
Through a series of shrewd moves and acquisitions, they had successfully upgraded their roster.
Especially after bringing in championship center Andre Drummond, the team had become even stronger.
Now, this interior beast and backcourt leader Reggie Jackson complemented each other perfectly, leading the Detroit Pistons on a relentless surge and instantly turning them into a powerhouse in the Eastern Conference.
So far, the Detroit Pistons had posted an impressive record of 26 wins and 23 losses, firmly holding seventh place in the East.
As the players took the court one after another to begin warming up, a familiar figure drew everyone's attention.
It was Andre Drummond. The moment he appeared, he headed straight toward his former boss, Goodwin.
Beaming, he called out enthusiastically, "Boss! Long time no see!"
Hearing him, Goodwin turned around. At the sight of his former little brother, a flicker of delight crossed his eyes. He quickly stepped forward, gently patting Andre Drummond's broad shoulder as he laughed. "Haha, kid, you've been playing incredibly well this season!"
That was indeed true. So far this season, Andre Drummond had averaged an astonishing 16.2 points, 14.8 rebounds, 0.8 assists, 1.5 steals, and 1.4 blocks per game.
Thanks to his immense dominance in the paint, he had not only become the team's unquestioned core on both offense and defense, but had also claimed the league's current rebounding title.
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