Two Teams That Interest Goodwin

After finishing a round of training, Goodwin stopped and walked into the conference room. He casually picked up a bottle of water, twisted off the cap, tipped his head back for a gulp, then sat down in a chair, turned on the television, and began watching the games.

In truth, there were only two teams in the league that interested him now. Both were Western Conference teams: one was the Oklahoma City Thunder, and the other was their former rival, the San Antonio Spurs.

As it happened, both teams were playing today. One game was the Oklahoma City Thunder hosting the Minnesota Timberwolves, while the other was the San Antonio Spurs facing the Memphis Grizzlies.

The Oklahoma City Thunder's home game against the Minnesota Timberwolves tipped off first.

"Beep beep." With the sound of the whistle, the game officially began.

Right from the opening tip, Kevin Durant and Russell Westbrook kept clanking shots off the rim. Neither of them seemed to be in form, their touch as cold as a Siberian wind.

By the end of the first quarter, they were trailing by only 1 point.

Watching the score on the screen, Goodwin's lips curled into a confident smile. He quietly thought, With this kind of performance, it'll be incredibly difficult for the Minnesota Timberwolves to win.

After all, even with the two of them playing so poorly, the Minnesota Timberwolves were only ahead by 1 point. Once the two gradually found their rhythm, how could the Minnesota Timberwolves possibly stand a chance?

Sure enough, in the second quarter, both of them began to recover their form. Together with James Harden, who came off the bench, the three of them scored every single one of the team's points in the quarter and overtook the Minnesota Timberwolves in one stroke.

Goodwin