064: The Bloodiest Slaughter, Roger Repeatedly Seals the Throat!_2

Ewing launched into a furious offensive in the final five minutes, managing to break through even when he was often draped with three defenders.

Today, Ewing's free throw touch was quite good, and any foul would be punished by his "small knife of free throws."

Moreover, the Knicks' ability to fight for offensive rebounds was stronger.

Even if the first shot didn't go in, Ewing, Oakley, and Charles Smith could grab the ball back and continue the offense.

The Knicks didn't abandon this strategy that was beginning to work.

During this period, they truly attacked the basket with every possession. Anthony Mason once had a wide-open opportunity and chose to shoot, which seemed reasonable, but he was met with a torrential bellow from Riley, "How many fucking times have I said to hit it inside? If you do that again, get the fuck off the court!"

Riley's roars swapped for the Knicks' incredibly high tactical execution efficiency.

Looking at the Bulls, Roger became a lone star.