"Twenty-three-year-old Li Fei dominated both ends of the floor with a Titanium Alloy-like physique."
"He owned the paint battles, rebounding, rim protection, tactical playmaking, and unstoppable mid-range scoring to harvest the game."
"Thirty-seven-year-old Jordan guarded the throne in clutch moments with supreme experience and an elite mindset."
"One inside, one outside; one steady, one sharp. The two complemented each other perfectly, forging an impregnable Dynasty fortress."
The sports section of The New York Times ran the headline: New York Dynasty, Crushing an Era.
The entire report cited extensive statistics to prove the Knicks' level of dominance.
This season, the Knicks outscored opponents by an average of 16.8 points per game, far and away first in the league.
The team led the entire league in both offensive and defensive efficiency, with a massive gap over second place.
Against the top eight teams from both the Eastern and Western Conferences, they posted a terrifying 31-2 record.
Whether facing the Lakers' Big Three or Western Conference powerhouses led by Malone, they crushed them all with ease.
The report stated bluntly that this was the first "team without weaknesses" in NBA history.
Veterans provided calm stability, players in their prime delivered consistently, and the youngsters fought and battled without fear.
Every player performed his role, and every rotation was perfectly timed.
TNT Sports swiftly released a special feature titled The Peak Union of Two Eras.
The three commentators appeared together again. Their voices no longer carried the cautious concern of before, only amazement.
Kevin Harlan said bluntly, "Our previous concerns ultimately proved unnecessary."
"Jordan's body has never been overdrawn, because Li Fei has held up the whole sky for him."
"This is the ultimate answer to basketball logic: two cores thriving together, invincible in every direction."
Marv Albert was filled with emotion as he