I want to learn from him, learn how to be a good leader!

After bidding farewell to Goran Dragic, the Boston Celtics immediately boarded a plane and rushed back to Boston without pause.

They were about to face a brutal battle—against the powerful Denver Nuggets!

This game drew enormous attention, with fans everywhere hoping to witness another thrilling triple-overtime showdown before tip-off.

However, the higher the expectations, the greater the disappointment.

In this game, the Boston Celtics were not troubled by a back-to-back schedule, while the Denver Nuggets also lost the boost of their high-altitude home court.

With that, the true gap in strength between the two sides became crystal clear.

During the first half, the Boston Celtics rode their outstanding play to quickly stretch the lead to 10 points.

In the second half, the Denver Nuggets attempted to launch a comeback by speeding up the pace, showcasing the defensive counterattack tactics they excelled at.

But the Boston Celtics seemed utterly unconcerned. Instead, they gave the Denver Nuggets a taste of their own medicine and engaged them in an intense defensive battle.

For a time, the pace of the second half suddenly accelerated, leaving spectators dizzy from the action.

A moment's carelessness could send the ball flying to the other end of the court in an instant. The tense, exhilarating scenes had fans in the arena and in front of their TVs fired up, crying out in delight, "This is the kind of spectacular matchup we want to see!"

Faced with this situation, the Denver Nuggets' head coach was left dumbfounded, his heart full of confusion. "What the hell is going on? Our best defensive counterattacks are actually worse than the Boston Celtics'?"

As time passed, the Boston Celtics actually gained the upper hand in the faster-paced game.

The score gap gradually widened.

After three quarters, the Boston Celtics had successfully expanded their