Ian Mahinmi's Public Apology

Postgame Interview:

Before the reporters could even ask a question, Goodwin said directly, "In the next round of the series, I'll make the Pacers pay a painful price!"

The moment those words came out, every reporter present was stunned, their faces filled with confusion.

But soon, they became excited as if they'd been pumped full of adrenaline. They fired all kinds of questions at Goodwin, and the scene instantly descended into chaos, as noisy and bustling as a marketplace.

Yet in the face of such a lively scene, Goodwin remained exceptionally calm.

He stood there quietly, waiting for the surrounding noise to gradually die down.

At last, once everything had fallen silent, he began answering the reporters' questions one by one.

Upon hearing Goodwin's answers, the reporters seemed to go mad, frantically hammering away at their keyboards or scribbling furiously as they recorded every word he said in detail.

After the postgame interview ended, Goodwin's remarks quickly sparked heated discussion among fans.

Someone joked, "Hahahaha, this is too funny. The Pacers are really something—they actually managed to piss off this great demon king."

Others expressed great anticipation for Goodwin's upcoming performance. "I can't wait to see Goodwin play on the court now."

Some even "praised" the Pacers: "I have to say, the Pacers really did a fine job."

Of course, some people were dissatisfied with Goodwin's attitude. "Goodwin, don't act like you're the boss of the league and can say whatever you want."

Meanwhile, Boston Celtics fans were beside themselves with excitement, their emotions reaching a fever pitch.

It had been a long time since they had seen Goodwin this angry.

They eagerly awaited the coming games, their hearts filled with confidence and hope for the team.

Some fans even started a poll: How many points per game would Goodwin