Pope of Basketball.

Summary

. The chapter describes the Knicks dominating the Jazz in a crucial game. Coach Jerri Sloan, despite having sharpshooters, adheres rigidly to his pick-and-roll strategy, resulting in the Jazz trailing by 8 points in the first quarter. The Knicks' smaller lineup excels, with players like A Te Jin Si and Johnson scoring efficiently. The Jazz struggles offensively, and despite Sloan's inflexibility, they fail to match the Knicks' intensity. As the gap widens to 26 points in the fourth quarter, Sloan has to pull his starters. The Knicks secure a decisive 108-73 victory, with standout performances from Si Ta Ke Si and Huo Si Dun, while media speculation turns negative for the Jazz, suggesting they need a miracle to win. .

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