Iron-Blooded New York

When everyone was mourning how tough the 2004 Pistons and 2008 Celtics were defensively, many people forgot about New York 11, which was overshadowed by the glory of the team leader. No pretty showtime here. There is only the collision of iron and blood and the ugly "IN-OUT". Gorilla Ewing blocked the shot, Oakley Mason muscled the stick, Porter Starks and later Big Mom Larry Johnson. They perfectly interpret the spirit of New York in the 1990s - average talent, going their own way, unremitting efforts, and eventually becoming great. If Thomas, the biggest disaster in the history of NBA philanthropist New York in 2003, had not landed in the Big Apple, could this spirit continue? Can seven years of foresight allow him to build a stronger New York 11 than the one in the 1990s? Everything can only be proven by time.