It's okay, we'll win it back next time!

After halftime ended, the players from both teams emerged from the tunnel and returned to the court. The second half was about to begin.

At the start of the second half, the Oklahoma City Thunder made a substitution, taking out Daequan Cook and putting in James Harden. Clearly, the Thunder intended to trade blows with the Boston Celtics.

The two sides battled fiercely in the third quarter, going back and forth without giving an inch. "Tweet, tweet." As the referee's whistle sounded, the third quarter came to an end, with both teams scoring 30 points in the quarter.

99:90, the Boston Celtics still held a 9-point lead.

Goodwin had also played the entire third quarter. Seeing this, Coach Jack decided to let Goodwin take a brief rest, considering that the team still held a 9-point lead.

However, that very decision gave the Oklahoma City Thunder an opportunity. The Thunder also took Kevin Durant and James Harden out for a brief rest, leaving Russell Westbrook to lead the team alone.

But the Boston Celtics missed several consecutive attempts on offense, while the Oklahoma City Thunder seized the opportunity and went on a small run.

Like a wild horse unleashed from its reins, Westbrook repeatedly launched fast breaks off defense. Even when the fast breaks did not result in baskets, he could still draw fouls.

In just over a minute, led by Westbrook, the Oklahoma City Thunder went on a 6:0 run and cut the deficit to 3 points!

The score became 99:96.

"Timeout!" Coach Jack scratched his head as he hurriedly called a timeout.

An incredulous expression appeared on his face as he marveled inwardly: The Oklahoma City Thunder's ability to erase deficits is simply terrifying! In just over a minute, they had pulled back six straight points.

However, Goodwin's expression