"Before the game, we heard far too much absurd talk about 'Milwaukee's sharpshooters drowning New York in a rain of threes.' Ray Allen and Glenn Robinson's confidence had swelled to an unrealistic level after being slowly boiled like frogs in the regular season. They truly believed that quick shots off screens and a high percentage from beyond the arc would be enough to keep them alive in the Meat Grinder of the playoffs. Yet the facts proved just how foolish and naïve that line of thinking was."
"Last night at Madison Square Garden, Li Fei showed the world what a true 'dimensionality reduction strike' looked like. This was more than a victory—it was a double execution on both the physical and psychological levels. Let's look at the cold, hard numbers. The highly anticipated Ray Allen went just 3-for-15 from the field, including a miserable 1-for-7 from three; 'Big Dog' Robinson was squeezed so tightly in the paint that he could barely find room to shoot, finishing with a pitiful 11 points."
"Why did this happen? There was only one answer—Li Fei. This superstar, standing 2.24 meters tall with an astonishing 2.45-meter wingspan, built an impenetrable No-Fly Zone on defense. His Titanium Alloy Physique ensured that he never gave ground in any physical confrontation, while his lateral quickness—utterly incompatible with a man of his height—turned the Bucks' offensive movements into headless chickens running blindly into one another. Every time Ray Allen tried to curl around a screen for a catch-and-shoot, what he saw was not the basket, but Li Fei's sky-blocking long arms."
"On offense, Li Fei displayed the same despair-inducing versatility. He did not merely rely on violent dunks. Instead, he used mid-range shots that were works of art, carving through the Bucks' defense one cut at a time. Post-ups,