One of the white-haired commentators was none other than the NBA's walking encyclopedia, Jack Ramsay. He adjusted his glasses and said gravely, "Of course there's no suspense. You could even say that as long as he stays healthy, there's no point in voting for this award in the Eastern Conference. Li Fei, New York Knicks. That's the only answer."
A set of jaw-dropping statistics appeared on the screen right on cue.
"Let's look at Li Fei's performance in November," Scott said, his voice full of admiration. "He led the New York Knicks to a perfect 15–0 start, making them the only undefeated team in the league. And his individual numbers reached an almost unimaginable level: 42.5 points, 18.8 rebounds, 8.5 assists, 2.2 steals, and 4.8 blocks per game! He shot an incredible 62.1 percent from the field!"
"My God," said the other commentator, former NBA star Tim Legler, shaking his head dramatically. "Those don't look like numbers a human being could put up. He leads the league in scoring, rebounding, and blocks, and ranks third in assists. We're watching a monster, an absolute basketball monster, run roughshod over the entire league in his prime."
Jack Ramsay added, "What's even scarier is that he's putting up those numbers while regularly clocking out after three quarters. If he wanted to, he could easily average 50 points. His dominance goes beyond mere statistics. Tonight's game against the Sacramento Kings was the perfect example. One defensive possession from him could change the atmosphere of the entire game. So the Eastern Conference Player of the Month is, without question, Li Fei."
As Ramsay finished speaking, a huge photo of Li Fei wearing his number 8 Knicks jersey appeared on the screen, accompanied by the words "Eastern Conference Player of the Month" in gold.
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