A Troublesome Strong Enemy - Chicago Bulls

After defeating the Charlotte Bobcats, the Boston Celtics players chose not to linger in the city.

They knew the upcoming schedule was tight and that they needed to quickly throw themselves into the next fierce battle.

So that very night, the team set off without hesitation, racing toward their next road destination—the New Orleans Pelicans, who had this year's number-one draft pick, Anthony Davis.

So far, the highly anticipated top pick had performed somewhat below expectations.

His statistics were startling: just 13.5 points, 8.2 rebounds, 1 assist, 1.2 steals, and 1.8 blocks per game.

Those numbers led many media reporters to question him. They said he seemed unworthy of his reputation, with some even bluntly calling him a "bust" and claiming he did not deserve the title of number-one pick.

Indeed, compared with the top picks from previous years, Anthony Davis's performance had been somewhat lacking.

However, for the upcoming matchup, Boston Celtics star Goodwin had plans of his own.

On the eve of the game, he gave clear orders to his two trusted warriors—Marc Gasol and Kenneth Faried. "Marc, Faried, make sure Davis gets a warm and unforgettable 'welcome ceremony.' Let him truly experience the brutality of the NBA!"

Clearly, Goodwin had personally experienced Anthony Davis's abilities during their last matchup, and this time, he decided to leave the task to his players.

Upon hearing their leader's instructions, Marc Gasol and Kenneth Faried immediately responded, "Yes, boss!" "Don't worry, boss. We'll make sure to treat him well!" Their words brimmed with confidence and determination.

Then, during the game, Marc Gasol and Kenneth Faried showed Anthony Davis no mercy on either offense or defense, teaching him a profound lesson.

They defended Anthony Davis into deep self-doubt.

Over the entire game, Anthony Davis made only 3 of 13 shots. He hit