855. Goodwin's Helplessness

Half a day passed, yet Kobe Bryant and Carmelo Anthony could not take a single game off Goodwin. As time went on, they only played worse and worse. Kobe Bryant in particular was already at a disadvantage due to his age, and his height and wingspan were completely inferior to Goodwin's.

"Again!"

Seeing that the two showed no sign of stopping, Goodwin could not help but say, "That's enough for today. We'll continue tomorrow. But I advise you not to waste your effort. Instead of trying to persuade me to join the Dream Team, you should hurry back and train properly with the other Dream Team players, so you can get a good result at the London Olympics."

It would have been fine if Goodwin had stopped there, but the latter part immediately fired them up. What did you say, Goodwin?

After all, who could become an NBA superstar without an intense desire to win?

The two of them happened to be exceptionally competitive, so they pestered Goodwin for another two games each—only to be thoroughly demolished again. In the end, Goodwin even shut each of them out in one game, leaving them completely stunned.

Afterward, Goodwin ignored them and headed straight for the living room. The moment he entered, his two daughters wanted to rush into his arms, but he stopped them in time because he was drenched in sweat and reeked of it.

Goodwin quickly took a shower, changed into clean clothes, and only then came downstairs to play with his two daughters.

While they were playing, a worker came in and informed him that Kobe Bryant and the other two had already left. Goodwin thought the three of them had finally come to their senses.

However, to his surprise, Kobe Bryant, Carmelo Anthony, and Mike Krzyzewski showed