As a data-driven analyst raised on Chicago’s blues and court culture, I saw it all: Alex Karelo, the unheralded backup guard, exploded onto the Finals stage with 17 steals in Game 7 — a stat so rare it redefines defensive legacy. This isn’t just numbers; it’s rhythm in motion. My 'Fourth-Dimensional Efficiency Algorithm' caught what eyes missed: pressure-induced anticipation, not blocks. He didn’t shoot to win — he orchestrated chaos with precision. This is basketball’s new scripture.