The 7th Loss of the Season

San Antonio training facility:

"Sixty wins and six losses is downright ridiculous!" Danny Green exclaimed.

"Do you think they're really going to break the Chicago Bulls' regular-season record?" Tiago Splitter wondered.

"At this rate, they're very likely to break the Chicago Bulls' regular-season record," Tony Parker said with certainty.

"Yeah, I think so too. But their next game is coming up against the New York Knicks. The Knicks are fighting like mad with the second-place Bulls for position and home-court advantage, so they probably won't go down without a fight," Manu Ginobili said, looking like he was enjoying the show.

Sure enough, on March 26, inside the famed Madison Square Garden in bustling New York City, a breathtaking, heart-pounding basketball spectacle unfolded—a fierce battle between the New York Knicks and the Boston Celtics!

As everyone knew, these two teams had long since figured each other out. From the opening tip, the game was packed with gunpowder, with neither side able to gain the upper hand.

Both teams gave it everything they had. Every possession was filled with fierce physicality and thrilling highlights, with the score remaining neck and neck all the way into crunch time.

However, once the crucial fourth quarter began, the momentum suddenly shifted.

The Boston Celtics displayed astonishingly relentless defense, as unbreakable as a wall of steel, plunging the New York Knicks into an offensive nightmare.

Against Boston's airtight defensive line, the New York Knicks struggled to move the ball and managed a pitiful 13 points in the quarter.

In the end, the Boston Celtics defeated the New York Knicks 99:88, improving to an impressive 61 wins and 6 losses.

After beating the New York Knicks, the Boston Celtics did not linger in the city.

They rushed straight to the airport, boarded their private plane, and