Come on, Rose! Let's have a good fight!

When Goodwin saw their next opponent, the corners of his mouth involuntarily curled upward.

At last, they were going to face a truly formidable team.

The Boston Celtics' next opponent was the Chicago Bulls, one of the Eastern Conference's powerhouses.

This season, the Chicago Bulls had retained their core roster and strengthened it further.

They had brought in Marco Belinelli, who had averaged 11.8 points, 2.8 rebounds, 1.7 assists, and one steal per game last season. He was quite an outstanding bench player.

Moreover, Derrick Rose in this timeline had also changed under Goodwin's influence.

Originally destined to suffer a serious injury, he had not only stayed healthy, but under the attentive care of the team doctors and physical therapists, his condition had continued to improve.

This season, Derrick Rose continued to perform brilliantly, posting the best numbers of his career with averages of 26.2 points, 4.3 rebounds, 8.6 assists, and 1.1 steals per game.

His field-goal percentage was as high as 45.6%, while his three-point percentage had reached 38%.

Led by Derrick Rose, the Chicago Bulls currently held a 5-1 record, second only to the Boston Celtics and ranked second in the Eastern Conference.

Thus, in the eyes of countless fans, the Chicago Bulls had become the team most likely to defeat the Celtics.

Before the game, the NBA had also heavily promoted the matchup, sending ticket prices at the United Center soaring to three times their usual level.

In other words, the profit from this game was equivalent to the combined profit from the previous three home games.

It had to be said that the Chicago Bulls' owner truly loved the Boston Celtics. He even hoped they could come play at the United Center a few more times each season.

After all, for most NBA owners, making money