Jalen Brunson is certainly not going overboard about the New York Knicks' past success. Last year, Brunson led the Knicks to their best and most memorable season in a decade. Brunson finished fifth in MVP voting as the Knicks won 50 games and secured the second seed in the East.

It was enough to put Jalen Brunson in contention for the final spot on this past summer’s gold-medal-winning Team USA Olympics roster. And while Brunson broke his hand in the Knicks’ season finale

Now Payne is vying for time in what could be a crowded back-court, particularly off the bench. Payne is a high-energy reserve guard with a knack for scoring. His experience will presumably give him the edge to make Tom Thibodeau's rotation.

Like so many other Americans, New York Knicks point guard Jalen Brunson took in the 2024 Summer Olympics ... albeit with a larger sense of longing than his fellow countrymen. Brunson was one of the most glaring names left off the United States' men's national basketball team's Olympic roster,

New York Knicks All-Star Jalen Brunson recently touched on being left off Team USA’s roster for the 2024 Summer Olympics […]

Brunson played so well last season that he finished 5th in the MVP voting, 5th in the Most Improved Player race, and also 5th for the Clutch Player of the Year award. With how wel