Back-to-Back-to-Back Road Game Against the New York Knicks

As the Boston Celtics defeated Eastern Conference powerhouses the New York Knicks and Miami Heat in succession, they rode Goodwin's leadership to an eye-catching super streak—19 straight wins!

Throughout December and January of the following year, the Boston Celtics remained undefeated, beating their opponents by an average margin of 16.8 points per game.

Goodwin himself was on an absolute tear, winning Player of the Month honors for two consecutive months. He averaged an astonishing 37.3 points, 5.8 rebounds, 4.6 assists, 4 steals, and 2.8 blocks per game, while shooting 51.6% from the field and 42.3% from three-point range.

Even more remarkably, his free-throw percentage had reached a terrifying 96.8%!

During that stretch, Goodwin was also named Player of the Week three times, with no one able to match his momentum.

This put him far ahead of everyone else in the MVP rankings.

Many media reporters declared that if Goodwin could sustain this level of play, he would 100% lift the fifth MVP trophy of his career this year.

Yet Goodwin remained calm and indifferent toward such praise, as if he did not care at all. To him, the MVP trophy no longer held any appeal.

If other players heard Goodwin say that, it would probably cause an uproar, wouldn't it? After all, MVP was an honor countless players dreamed of!

So many players desperately wanted an MVP trophy, yet went their entire careers without ever winning one.

And yet someone thought there were too many MVP trophies—was that right?

Meanwhile, Goodwin was also far ahead in All-Star voting. His vote total was actually higher than the combined totals of the second- and third-place players!

It was simply unbelievable!

David smiled from ear to ear every day over this. Since Goodwin joined the NBA, the league's ratings had continued to climb,