The Diesel O'Neal, Full of Momentum

"Timeout!" Head coach Erik Spoelstra could no longer stand it and shouted the word.

From the opening tip, the Miami Heat had been suppressed by the Boston Celtics, utterly unable to fight back.

When Goodwin completed that breathtaking windmill dunk from the free-throw line, the entire Boston Celtics squad was instantly fired up to the peak, while the Miami Heat's momentum plummeted.

The moment the Miami Heat's starting five returned to the bench, head coach Erik Spoelstra immediately picked up his clipboard and thoroughly explained the upcoming tactical arrangements and points they needed to watch out for.

In stark contrast to Erik Spoelstra's tense and anxious state, Coach Jack appeared exceptionally relaxed.

He merely smiled, applauded, and hugged the returning players to encourage them, without interfering or offering much instruction.

In fact, he did not even convey any new tactical strategy to the team.

That was precisely Coach Jack's usual style—trusting his players and believing they could execute the plan laid out before the game.

However, Goodwin saw things differently.

He believed it was time to make some changes, especially with the substitutions.

Goodwin turned to Coach Jack and suggested, "Coach, I think it's time to make a substitution. We have to seize this opportunity and crush the Miami Heat completely!"

Goodwin believed this was the perfect chance to firmly lay the foundation for victory.

Coach Jack asked curiously, "Oh? A substitution? Who are you planning to put in?"

"Our secret weapon—The Diesel, Shaquille O'Neal," Goodwin said with a smile. After speaking, he looked toward Shaquille O'Neal, who was sitting leisurely beside the water cooler.

After the first season opener, Shaquille O'Neal had finally confirmed that he had backed the right team. He was already imagining lifting the championship trophy in June and had even removed Kobe Bryant from his