@LaroyDan Yes…He did do it in 2022 against Boston. So technically, I have seen it. But Brunson’s run just looked so different, so much more dominant. He’s a 3 level scorer, who’s 6’2…Just haven’t seen a player of that size with that play-style do what he just did.
The Jalen Brunson timeline is insane:
→ Dad loses to the Spurs in the 1999 Finals (plays 9 seconds the entire series)
→ Takes a $113M pay cut to stay in New York
→ Recruits his college boys: Hart, Bridges, DiVincenzo
→ Leads the Knicks to their first title in 53 years
→ Beats the Spurs in the Finals
→ Drops 45 in the clinching game
Legend.
Obviously he doesn’t have the longevity (As a Knick) that players like Ewing, Melo, etc has. But having delivered the Knicks a championship for the first time in 53 years, & dominating the way he did…Has Brunson established himself as the greatest Knick of all time?
@Graham_SFN He moves more…CeeDee like, to me. Are they equivalent in talent? I won’t say that, but from a movement standpoint, he reminds me so much of ‘Sooners’ CeeDee.
@VishKumaran Not only that…I want a true X at WR. AJ Brown? Maybe Jettas (Far Fetched). But we need a player who’s capable of winning on all three levels of the field. A true threat, that forces defenses to play honest. We have speed in the room, that just didn’t play…But I want that 1X
@VishKumaran We need a young, athletic safety. One who has the physical capability of playing the center field. Similar to Gipson’s skill set, but obviously with a lot more spring. I think brining Mustapha closer to the LOS and allowing him to play off pure instincts upgrades this defense…