In a recent development, Jalen Brunson, celebrated for his pivotal role in the New York Knicks’ triumph in the NBA Finals, has undergone surgery on his left wrist. Sources suggest that the star point guard is anticipated to return to the court as the Knicks gear up to defend their NBA title.
According to a source familiar with the situation, who spoke to The Associated Press under anonymity, Brunson is set to resume his basketball activities later this summer. The New York Knicks have yet to officially announce the details of Brunson’s surgery, which was initially reported by SNY.
Despite his injury, Brunson, a left-handed player, was instrumental in the Knicks’ historic championship win, their first since 1973. His performance was nothing short of spectacular, scoring an impressive 45 points in the decisive Game 5 victory in San Antonio. This came after a remarkable 36-point contribution during a record-setting comeback from a 29-point deficit in Game 4. Throughout the finals, Brunson maintained an average of 32.6 points per game.
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