Li Fei: 5 Consecutive Years of MVP + DPOY!

"As for the other frontcourt matchup."

Albert continued his analysis. "Sabonis versus David Robinson. 'The Admiral' still possesses elite athleticism and defensive range, while Sabonis, as we all know, has obvious shortcomings in lateral movement and conditioning. But! 'The Roof of the World' has strength and basketball IQ to match his massive frame, and his high-post playmaking is one of a kind. In this matchup, Robinson holds the athletic advantage, but Sabonis can still cause enormous trouble for the Spurs in his own way. All things considered, I think Sabonis will be slightly inferior, but he definitely won't be easily overwhelmed."

"So in terms of overall frontcourt strength, the Knicks, with Li Fei, still hold the edge," Harlan concluded.

"Now let's look at the perimeter."

Albert shifted his gaze to the other side of the tactics board. "The Spurs have the 'Little General,' Avery Johnson, shooter Mario Elie, and defensive stalwart Sean Elliott. It's a tough, practical, and highly disciplined perimeter unit. But I believe the Knicks' perimeter rotation is even better."

"Allan Houston, one of the league's deadliest midrange assassins; Larry Johnson, whose low-post game and hard-nosed style can give any opponent a headache; and that 'Madman,' Sprewell, coming off the bench, like a sharp blade ready to be drawn at any moment. Nearly every Knicks perimeter player can score and defend. Their lineup is more balanced, with more sources of offense. At best, the Spurs' perimeter can only break even with the Knicks."

Just as everyone thought the analysis was about to end, Bill Walton suddenly raised a point that instantly perked everyone up.

"Wait a minute, gentlemen!"

Walton raised his voice. "All of our analysis so far has been based on one premise—Li Fei playing power forward. But don't forget, how many times this season did Coach