"Ahhh! We're the champions!" The Boston Celtics players cheered excitedly, their voices echoing throughout the entire arena. They hugged each other tightly, tears of excitement glistening in their eyes.
The team's two rookies—Jae Crowder and Andre Drummond—were especially overjoyed.
As rookies, winning such a prestigious honor in their very first year in the NBA was a joy beyond words.
The veteran, The Diesel, Shaquille O'Neal, was even more emotional. He pulled Goodwin tightly into his arms and muttered, "Goodwin, thank you. You gave me two more championships right before I retire!"
This title brought The Diesel Shaquille O'Neal's total number of championships to five.
Although he did not care about his so-called place in NBA history, he cared deeply about whether he was better than Kobe Bryant.
Now, the glory of five championships left him immensely satisfied, because five was greater than four.
At that moment, he could not wait to share this joy with Kobe Bryant, who was far away in Los Angeles.
(Kobe Bryant: (ノ｀Д)ノ)
Goodwin could not hide his excitement either. He hugged his teammates and coaches one by one, celebrating this great moment together.
Then he excitedly ran up to the scorer's table and held up a "six" gesture toward the stands, as if telling everyone, "This is my sixth championship!"
The few Boston Celtics fans at the scene responded wildly to Goodwin, shouting, "Six!" "Six!" "Six!"...
The cries reached the ears of the Oklahoma City Thunder fans who had not yet left. They were filled with envy, but envy was all they had. One after another, they left the arena, leaving it to the victors—the Boston Celtics.
Just then, Goodwin slowly stepped down from the scorer's table. He instinctively looked toward the stands, and an indescribable anticipation rose in his heart.
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