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NBA · 1 day ago

Jalen Brunson: Could He Become the Greatest Knick Ever?

James Young

James Young

Host · Writer

Jalen Brunson: Could He Become the Greatest Knick Ever?

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Could Jalen Brunson Be the Greatest Addition to the Knicks?

If Jalen Brunson were to win an NBA championship, could he be considered the greatest New York Knick of all time? This question resonates deeply with Knicks fans, especially given their long championship drought. While it sounds incredible, suggesting a Knicks championship, one can't overlook the historical performances of past Knicks stars, such as Walt Frazier's staggering 36 points and 19 assists in the NBA finals against legends like Jerry West, Elgin Baylor, and Wilt Chamberlain. This game seven showcase is often hailed as the greatest game seven performance in NBA history.

While Brunson winning a championship would be monumental, it would echo the impact Mark Messier had on the New York Rangers when he ended their 54-year curse. The anticipation around Brunson's potential to lead the Knicks to glory is reminiscent of Messier's leadership, setting high expectations for Brunson's tenure with the Knicks.

Discussing the greatest additions in the Knicks' history, Bernard King must also be mentioned. His arrival in the early 1980s marked a significant era for the Knicks, especially noted for his scoring prowess. King was a standout performer and could be considered among the best Knicks players, particularly for his impact as a free agent.

Thus, if Brunson were to win a title, he might not only be remembered as one of the greatest Knicks of all time but potentially the greatest free agent addition not just for the Knicks, but in all of New York City sports history.

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