73 Wins, 9 Losses

This night was destined to belong to the Boston Celtics. The entire world was buzzing about how they had successfully tied the 72–10 regular-season record, a mark hailed as nearly unbreakable over the past several decades!

At that moment, the god of basketball, Michael Jordan, who was vacationing in Los Angeles, saw the news as well. With a cigar clenched between his teeth, the corners of his mouth unconsciously curled upward.

He then turned to his wife beside him, Yvette Prieto, and asked, "Yvette, want to come to Boston with me for a little trip?"

Yvette Prieto nodded without hesitation. "Okay!"

At the same time, countless planes were flying toward Boston. That night, every hotel room in the city was booked solid.

In just a few short hours, nearly 500,000 people flooded into Boston. They all wanted to witness this brand-new chapter of history in person.

The entire city of Boston was going all out to welcome this enormous wave of wealth. Clearly, tomorrow's game was destined to become a monumental entry in NBA history.

The NBA officials were also actively cooperating, trying to seize this rare business opportunity. The game against the Atlanta Hawks alone had already brought the league a fortune, let alone the next game.

Thinking of this, President David Stern couldn't help but laugh out loud. "Hahahaha..."

Time flew by, and in the blink of an eye, it was 7:00 p.m. on the 18th.

By then, TD North Shore Garden Arena in Boston was packed to capacity, and the atmosphere was electric.

A closer look revealed that the front-row seats were filled with famous figures from every walk of life, including numerous stars from the four major sports leagues, Hollywood celebrities from the entertainment industry, Grammy Awards singers, and more.

In addition, every player from the