Brunson left the Knicks' March 6 loss to the Lakers in the final minute of overtime when he suffered the injury, remaining on the floor to hit a pair of free throws before limping to the locker room. He headed home two days later to focus on his rehabilitation while the team continued on the road.

Although the New York Knicks hit the jackpot by acquiring Karl-Anthony Towns last October, they were forced to part ways with a reliable ex-Golden State Warriors sharpshooter. The Knicks could reunite Jalen Brunson with his valuable ex-professional and collegiate teammate in the future.

During an interview with NBA reporter Michael Scotto of HoopsHype, Jalen Brunson spoke about being the face of the New York Knicks. “For the most part, it’s been pretty amazing,” Brunson said.