Li Fei: "I Know Charles Too Well!" "Everyone, take a look at this team-wide physical workload report."
Marv Albert pointed at the barely fluctuating red line graph on the screen, his tone growing increasingly grave.
"From the first regular-season game until now, the Knicks have not shown any physical decline in a single game."
"The entire team has maintained playoff-level intensity every minute."
"No coasting in garbage time, no deliberately slowing down in the third quarter, no possessions taken easy."
Kevin Harlan's expression turned serious as he fully understood the hidden danger.
"Over an 82-game regular season, no team has ever operated at full capacity from start to finish."
"Even historically great teams selectively conserve their energy."
Bill Walton took over, directly addressing the physical toll on the two stars.
"Jordan is no longer young. High-intensity offense and defense will continuously wear down his knees and ankles."
"No matter how freakish Li Fei's physique is, he is still flesh and blood, not a machine that never stops."
"This current insane winning streak is essentially draining the entire team's playoff energy reserves in advance."
The three commentators reached the same conclusion.
Behind the Knicks' invincibility lurked a fatal danger capable of destroying their entire season.
Yet the outside concerns had not affected the Knicks players' form on the court in the slightest.
This Dynasty team, determined to win four straight championships, continued to display the utmost iron-blooded toughness on the court.
Their winning streak showed no sign of stopping.
In the remaining two regular-season games of late October, the Knicks still crushed their opponents with ease.
They claimed victory without suspense, pushing their winning streak past ten games.
A ten-game winning streak was not particularly earth-shattering over the course of a long NBA regular season.
Many powerhouse teams in history had