Pope of Basketball.

Summary

. The Knicks defeated the Spurs 102 to 94, ending the Spurs' winning streak. The Spurs struggled with outside shooting, relying heavily on their twin towers, who both recorded double-doubles. Avery Johnson, a traditional point guard, was highlighted for his limitations in scoring and fast breaks. The Knicks excelled in outside shooting, while the Spurs made only one three-pointer. The Knicks suffered a setback when Larry Johnson sprained his knee and would be out for at least six weeks. The chapter criticized Coach Fan Gan Di for his flawed coaching philosophy, viewing players as machines rather than individuals, which hindered player development. His rigid tactics and lack of adaptability were seen as detrimental to the team's growth and morale. Yang Rui awaited a conversation with Fan Gan Di, concerned about the team's future under his leadership. .

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