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The Knicks have to pick their Jalen Brunson playoff moments
For the first time in this fun series, the Knicks played with a lead in Thursday’s Game 3 and played like they deserved to win. It started in the opening quarter, with Mikal Bridges or Josh Hart frequently bringing up the ball while providing Brunson a respite — while Karl-Anthony Towns soaked up the majority of scoring opportunities.
Knicks’ Jalen Brunson making big adjustment for Game 3 vs Pistons
It’s clear the answer is him. Brunson ranks third in playoff touches per game behind Denver’s Nikola Jokic and Detroit’s Cade Cunningham, but he ranks No. 1 in average time of possession (10.1 minutes, ahead of James Harden), average seconds per touch (six seconds) and average dribbles per touch (5.92).
Following a late-game surge from the Detroit Pistons, their Game 3 showdown with the New York Knicks came down to the final ...
Few guards got more space to shoot this season than Josh Hart. Making playoff defenses pay for it could fuel a Knicks run.
Zachary Weinberger is a credentialed Miami Heat reporter and an Associate Editor covering the NBA at-large, NCAA Football, ...
An intense playoff duel has sparked a renewed focus among the Knicks, as the team resolves to channel its energy on the court rather than engage in disputes over officiating. This renewed commitment ...
Jalen Brunson, who will almost certainly add a second All-NBA nod to his resume in the coming weeks, was the lone Knicks ...
I really think—at least that I’ve seen—he is the most talented person I’ve ever seen touch a basketball.” HOST: “And you ...
Brunson said he didn't hear the chant and said it in such a deadpan way that you'd almost believe him if you didn't know he's ...
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