Within a few days, Chris Webber announced his next home.

He signed with the New York Knicks for $100 million over seven years.

In order to sign Webber, the Knicks did a lot of internal work, the most difficult of which was persuading Ewing to cut his salary.

Ewing, who decided to fight for another year, wanted an annual salary of tens of millions. When he heard that the team was going to introduce Webber, he rarely retreated in terms of money.

Ewing told management to give Webb the price he wanted and leave him alone.

The content of this chapter is being updated...