The New York Knicks are up 2-0 in the first-round series against the 76ers despite Jalen Brunson's struggles. Can they maintain their lead without his explosive scoring?
The New York Knicks are facing a crucial playoff challenge as they aim to advance in the series against the 76ers without the usual scoring prowess of Jalen Brunson. Despite Brunson's unprecedented struggles, shooting a mere 12-for-55 in the first two games, the Knicks surprisingly lead the series 2-0. His shaky performance has raised concerns for the team's ability to secure victory without his typical firepower on the court.
In Game 1, the Knicks managed to stymie the Philadelphia 76ers even amidst Brunson's uncharacteristic misfires. As the series progresses, there is heightened anticipation for whether Brunson can bounce back and contribute significantly to the team's success. The Sixers, on the other hand, are preparing for a more aggressive Brunson in Game 2, acknowledging the challenge posed by the Knicks despite their star player's struggles.
Brandon Tierney and Sal Licata delve into the debate surrounding Jalen Brunson's shaky performance in game one, questioning if it is a cause for serious concern for the Knicks moving forward. The impact of Brunson's form on the team's playoff aspirations remains a point of contention for analysts and fans alike.
As the playoff saga continues, the focus on Jalen Brunson's role in the Knicks' performance intensifies. Will his improvement in upcoming games be the key to the Knicks' success in the series against the 76ers? Can the team maintain their lead and secure a spot in the next round without his usual explosive scoring? Stay tuned for the unfolding drama on the court.
If the Knicks are going to win this first-round series and advance, they're going to have to do so without Brunson's normal explosive scoring.
Brunson is 12-for-55 through the first two games, yet the Knicks are up 2-0.
Jalen Brunson hardly can make a shot, and the Knicks are 2-0 in their first-round playoff series against the 76ers.
The New York Knicks stymied the Philadelphia 76ers despite Jalen Brunson's uncharacteristic misfires.
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NEW YORK โ As the Philadelphia 76ers prepare for Game 2 with the New York Knicks on Monday night, they know the challenge presented to them.
Brandon Tierney and Sal Licata debate whether Jalen Brunson's rough shooting night in game one is a cause for the Knicks to be concerned moving forward.
Has Jalen Brunson simply had a couple of bad games or are the 76ers doing something in particular to throw him off?