This is Mobile Heat - Goodwin

"The Eastern Conference All-Stars still had to rely on Goodwin to win. The moment Goodwin returned, he immediately led the Eastern Conference All-Stars to defeat the Western Conference All-Stars."

"OMG, that final shot from a negative angle was insanely cool!"

"My God, this All-Star Game was absolutely incredible. Looking at the overall strength of both teams alone, the Western Conference All-Stars were stronger than the Eastern Conference All-Stars. But the reason the Eastern Conference All-Stars were able to win was simple: they had Goodwin!"

After the curtain fell on the 2012 Orlando All-Star Game, the entire sports world was immersed in heated discussion about the game.

The sheer excitement of the game had fans captivated. Even more than three hours after it ended, related topics remained intensely popular.

Especially the footage of Goodwin's miraculous final basket. With two defenders draped over him, he completed a shot from a negative angle—an image that left people utterly amazed.

The clip had already racked up an astonishing 1.3 billion views, with comments exceeding 100 million and shares surpassing 50 million.

It put the NBA in the global spotlight. Even the NFL's attempts to challenge it were futile, because tonight's protagonist was undoubtedly the NBA—or, more precisely, this was Goodwin's stage!

At that moment, Goodwin was having dinner with the Eastern Conference All-Stars.

Carmelo Anthony honored the bet and invited everyone to dinner after the game to celebrate the hard-earned victory together.

During the meal, the Eastern Conference All-Stars all congratulated Goodwin for leading the team past the Western Conference All-Stars and ultimately winning the honor of All-Star MVP.

Goodwin smiled and waved his hand. "Haha, don't just congratulate me. You should congratulate yourselves too—we're a team, after all! But tonight, we'll become opponents, so you'd better be ready!"

The moment Goodwin finished