How does that phrase go again:
"If you break my wings, I will destroy your paradise!"
To prove he was not joking, that very morning, a fire was lit at Popovich's mansion in San Antonio, terrifying his family half to death.
Then, New York was not at peace either.
Hundreds of big and small cases.
All involved fans who had drunk too much or were excitedly engaging in "zero-cost shopping" or other crazy celebration activities.
All police stations in New York were busy all night.
And as dawn broke, news about Su Wan's sixth career championship and the New York Knicks winning their third championship in history, the first in 38 years, dominated most media headlines.
Because even before the finals, there had already been a lot of media setting the atmosphere.
Su Wan was officially "ascended to godhood", and in the eyes of most media, his status in NBA history was now comparable to Michael Jordan.
Especially with this championship he won in New York.
