The Champion of the 2011-2012 NBA Season

The Oklahoma City Thunder inbounded from the backcourt, and the ball went to Russell Westbrook. Tony Allen continued his usual full-court pressure, but this time Westbrook did not choose to go head-to-head with him. Instead, he threw the ball straight ahead to James Harden and let him bring it across half court.

After receiving the ball, James Harden quickly dribbled past the midcourt line.

At that moment, Kevin Durant used a teammate's screen on one side and ran to the three-point line at the left wing.

James Harden immediately passed him the ball. After catching it, Kevin Durant rose without hesitation, ready to shoot.

However, Goodwin rushed over in time and put tremendous defensive pressure on Kevin Durant.

Seeing Goodwin's outstretched hand so close while he was in the air, Kevin Durant could not help feeling nervous. He leaned back slightly in an attempt to avoid Goodwin's block, then released the ball.

Unfortunately, there was only a clang as the ball struck the rim and bounced out. Kevin Durant missed his first shot.

DeAndre Jordan leaped high, secured the rebound, and quickly passed the ball to Tony Allen.

Tony Allen then began dribbling the ball up the court. This time, Goodwin used a pick-and-roll to get to the three-point line at the right wing.

Tony Allen quickly passed the ball to Goodwin. Goodwin caught it, rose immediately, hung in the air, and fired a three in one fluid motion—quick and decisive.

The ball traced a beautiful arc through the air.

With a swish, the ball dropped cleanly into the basket.

The score became 7:0.

Goodwin's three-pointer helped the team extend the lead to seven points.

"Ahhhhhh!"

Such a wonderful start sent the entire TD Garden into a frenzy.

"Timeout." The Oklahoma City Thunder's head coach was forced to call a