Post-Match Appointment

"Sorry, boss." "Sorry, boss." As the referee's final whistle sounded, the hard-fought game finally came to an end. Tony Allen and Jimmy Butler hurried over to Goodwin with guilty looks on their faces, lowered their heads, and spoke softly.

Goodwin stared coldly at the two of them with a blank expression, a trace of disappointment and dissatisfaction in his eyes.

He sighed to himself. If they knew this would happen, why did they act that way in the first place? If not for these two, the team would have lost this game!

He had warned them again and again to stay focused and do everything they could to contain the Splash Brothers. And what happened? The two of them had not taken his words seriously at all.

Stephen Curry went 15-for-30 from the field, 11-for-19 from three, and 2-for-2 from the line, exploding for 43 points, 4 rebounds, 6 assists, 3 steals, and 1 block; Klay Thompson went 9-for-15 from the field and 7-for-13 from three, scoring 25 points, 6 rebounds, 1 assist, and 1 steal.

The two combined for 68 points and nearly led the Golden State Warriors to overturn the Boston Celtics.

However, despite his irritation, Goodwin had to admit that Tony Allen and Jimmy Butler had performed exceptionally well in that final possession.

They had completed a crucial steal, immediately launched a fast break, and ultimately sealed the foundation for the team's victory with a coast-to-coast finish.

That performance more or less made up for their mistakes.

At that thought, Goodwin's tense expression eased slightly, though his tone remained stern. After a moment of silence, he slowly said, "You two are doing another ten sets of extra training tonight. You're not allowed back to the hotel until you finish. Is that clear?"

Hearing Goodwin's words, Allen and