Oklahoma City Thunder bench:
Coach Scott Brooks was the first to comfort the dejected Russell Westbrook.
He then hurriedly looked at his players and shouted, "Guys, we're going into overtime, but we have an absolute advantage. We fouled out three of their big men."
That was indeed the case. Just as Coach Scott Brooks had said, they now held an overwhelming advantage. The Boston Celtics had three big men foul out, leaving them with only Marc Gasol and The Diesel inside.
Coach Scott Brooks did not need to consider The Diesel at all. The Diesel had already played twenty minutes, and in Coach Scott Brooks's eyes, that was his limit!
So now, they had only one enemy in the paint: Marc Gasol.
In overtime, he would continue having his players attack the paint.
Compared to the composed Coach Scott Brooks, Coach Jack appeared somewhat flustered.
The current situation was completely beyond his expectations. They even had to play overtime, and his mind went blank for a moment.
He instinctively turned to the assistant coaches for help, asking what they should do next.
However, the assistants clearly could not come up with a good response right away either.
Just then, Goodwin said firmly, "It's fine. Give me the ball."
Those words were like a ray of light, giving everyone something to rally around.
Coach Jack and the assistant coaches all nodded in agreement.
At the same time, Paul Pierce rose to his feet, placed a hand on Goodwin's shoulder, and said resolutely, "Coach, put me in."
It was as though he were telling everyone that he was willing to bear this pressure alongside Goodwin.
Hearing Paul Pierce's words, Goodwin seemed to return to the days when the Twin Stars had first stormed into the NBA.
Coach Jack did not immediately agree,