Final Boss of the Western Conference: The Purple-and-Gold Lakers!

"Ten straight wins are practically routine for the Knicks.

After all, they can even defeat teams like the Heat and Thunder, squads with near All-Star-level lineups.

I honestly think there are very few teams in this league that can beat them.

They're already a superteam with two straight championships. They're now just one title away from a three-peat and from building a dynasty.

George and Curry have grown tremendously, while Su Yan is even better than he was last season. He has completely become a superstar who dominates on both ends of the floor.

Who can stop the Knicks now?

Oh, and Tony Allen's defense has gotten even better. He's also developed an outside three-point shot.

While his accuracy can't compare to Su Yan's or Stephen's, as a role player—

being able to consistently contribute one or two three-pointers per game is already an enormous help to the team.

Chandler, that rebounding monster, doesn't need to contribute anything from the perimeter.

As long as he handles his responsibilities in the paint, plays good defense, and protects the rim, he's already a massive help to the team.

Honestly, these Knicks are much stronger than they were two years ago, and even back then, they won the championship through Su Yan's overwhelming individual power.

They'll only be even fiercer this year.

I think many things don't come from nowhere. If people say and think these things,

there must be a reason for it.

The Knicks really are strong—so strong that I also believe they can win another championship this year and build the New York Dynasty."

"I think so too.

I truly thought beating the Heat was already the Knicks' limit, and that they'd even needed a little luck. I never expected them to beat the Thunder too.

Even though, in the