Enhanced Denver Track and Field Team

The Boston Celtics guard inbounded the ball, and it was passed into Tony Allen's hands.

He quickly dribbled across half court.

The moment he reached the frontcourt, Marc Gasol in the paint immediately rushed out to set a perfect screen for Tony Allen.

Tony Allen cleverly used Marc Gasol's screen and drove toward the basket like an arrow loosed from its bow.

After taking only two steps into the lane, as he neared the free-throw line, Roy Hibbert rotated over without hesitation, standing in front of Tony Allen like an insurmountable giant.

Yet Tony Allen remained remarkably calm in the face of this situation.

He unhurriedly slowed down, glanced to the left, then flicked his wrist and fired a bounce pass to the rolling Marc Gasol.

Seeing this, Roy Hibbert immediately adjusted his footing, trying to cut off Marc Gasol once more.

But after receiving the ball, Marc Gasol did not hesitate to fire a direct pass into the paint.

Like a precision-guided missile, the ball landed perfectly in the hands of Goodwin, who had cut in from the corner.

After catching the ball, Goodwin planted his feet and sprang up with force, as though a pair of wings had grown from his back, soaring into the air like a bird in flight.

At that moment, Paul George hurriedly jumped from behind, trying to block Goodwin's path to the basket.

But once he was in the air, Paul George realized how naive he had been. He could not reach the ball at all. Their jumping heights were worlds apart, and he could only watch helplessly as Goodwin put on a show.

Goodwin made no unnecessary movements. He simply used all his strength to slam the ball viciously toward the rim.

BOOM! With an ear-splitting crash, Goodwin completed a one-handed tomahawk