意甲三分制时代以来，米兰前14轮拿超过30分最终都排名前三（意甲三分制以来，米兰前14轮30分以上的赛季最终全部跻身前三）

Interpreting a Chinese statement

The user mentioned a fact about Milan's performance in Serie A since the three-point-per-win era. They might be looking for validation or stats regarding this claim. I need to respond by asking how I can assist, whether that's verifying data, providing historical context, or confirming the current season's performance. I should consider seasons where Milan achieved more than 30 points after 14 rounds and finished in the top three, starting from the 1994-95 season.Listing Milan's successful seasons

I need to identify the seasons where AC Milan had more than 30 points in the first 14 games. For 1995-96, they likely exceeded 30 points and finished first. In 1998-99, they probably didn’t reach 30 points, so that wouldn’t count. In 2003-04, they were champions and likely above 30 points after 14 games. In 2004-05, they probably did too, finishing second. For 2005-06, they faced penalties but finished third, so they may meet the criteria there as well.Clarifying Milan's performance

In the 2005-06 season, Milan finished third due to a 30-point deduction, although the classification had them moved down from second. I remember they were originally docked points but later reduced that penalty. In the 2010-11 and 2011-12 seasons, they were champions, likely exceeding 30 points after 14 games. For 2020-21, they also had a high score after 14 rounds, finishing second, and in 2021-22, they were champions again. However, in 2023-24, they might have only had 29 points after 14 rounds.Analyzing Milan's 2022-23 season

I believe that in the recent season, Inter finished first with around 35 points, while Juve had about 33, and Milan was at 29, meaning they didn’t exceed 30 points. For the 2022-23 season, Milan had a good start, possibly reaching 30 or 33 points after 14 games but ultimately finished fourth after a Juventus penalty adjustment. If their points after 14 rounds were over 30, that would contradict the claim since they didn’t finish in the top three.Verifying Milan's historical performance

The user’s claim states Milan had strictly over 30 points, so if they had exactly 30 after 14 games, that doesn't count. For several seasons like 2006-07, they fell short, and in 2008-09, they might have just reached 30, finishing third. In 2002-03, they were third, but their points are uncertain. I need to confirm seasons that support or refute the claim. I could ask if they want verification or a summary of the relevant seasons. This includes the notable ones, like 1995-96 and 2010-11, while noting edge cases like 2022-23.