Milwaukee Bucks' 20-game winning streak (70–71), Houston Rockets' 22-game winning streak (07–08), Golden State Warriors' 24-game winning streak (15–16), Miami Heat's 27-game winning streak (12–13), Oklahoma Thunder's 29-game winning streak (19–20), and even the Los Angeles Lakers' 33-game winning streak (71–72)!
Having built up the wins in the first stretch, every step forward from here would mark a brand-new piece of history!
Especially for the Knicks, a team with a long history but a rather glaring lack of honors~~
After all, before this season, the longest winning streak in Knicks history dated all the way back to the 69–70 season, when the New York team led by Willis Reed set a Regular season record with 18 straight wins...
And now, this season's Knicks were only three games away from tying that long-standing record.
On top of that, with Chen, that bug-like existence, on the Knicks roster, it was even easier to let one's imagination run wild.
After all, the most recent ultra-long winning streak had been Oklahoma's in the 19–20 season, when it was achieved under Chen Xi's leadership.
And now, he was once again in the challenger's position, leading a new team as he prepared to challenge his own former record.
If Chen could set another new historical record this season, then... what a wonderful thing that would be~~
But fantasies about the future were, in the end, still just fantasies.
After a brief bout of "daydreaming," everyone had to return to reality.
Fortunately, reality was just as delightful.
The Knicks and Thunder Team's game officially came to an end.
Chen Xi once again posted a lavish triple-double of 47 points, 11 rebounds, 15 assists, 3 steals, 2 blocks, and 2 turnovers. With 19 points in the fourth quarter alone, a string of clutch baskets, and a crucial block