50 Points in Just 27 Minutes, Leading the Team to Another Victory

"The five-star New York Knicks still couldn't stop the Boston Celtics!"

"The Boston Celtics emphatically took the opening win in the Eastern Conference Finals."

"The gap between the two teams' benches was simply too big."

"The showdown between the two unparalleled stars of the Class of '03 was absolutely thrilling."

The following morning, every major news headline was dominated by coverage of the Eastern Conference Finals.

The front pages of every major outlet featured scenes from the matchup between Goodwin and Carmelo Anthony.

Although the Boston Celtics had won Game 1 of the Eastern Conference Finals without much suspense, the game's spectacular moments left fans wanting more.

The third-quarter duel between the two unparalleled stars of the Class of '03, Carmelo Anthony and Goodwin, was especially blood-pumping. After the game, many fans specifically sought out recordings of the third quarter to watch again.

However, just as everyone was passionately discussing the Eastern Conference Finals, Game 2 of the Western Conference Finals was about to tip off.

For the Oklahoma City Thunder, this game was crucial. If they lost, they would return home trailing 0-2.

Therefore, they had to go all out and fight for the win.

At the same time, the San Antonio Spurs naturally hoped to take another victory.

After watching the Eastern Conference Finals, they believed that the New York Knicks simply could not halt the Boston Celtics' momentum, and that this series would most likely end with the Knicks being swept.

That meant they needed to defeat the Oklahoma City Thunder as quickly as possible. Every extra game meant another game's worth of wear and tear.

As soon as the game began, Kevin Durant displayed tremendous offensive firepower, making five of seven shots—including several difficult baskets—for 12 points in the quarter.

However, despite Kevin Durant's outstanding