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Schwartz, J. (2026, September 29). Jalen Brunson ready to go after ‘painful’ injury he didn’t let derail Knicks’ title hopes. New York Post. https://nypost.com/2026/09/29/sports/jalen-brunson-ready-to-go-after-painful-injury-he-didnt-let-derail-knicks-title-hopes/
Schwartz, Jared. “Jalen Brunson ready to go after ‘painful’ injury he didn’t let derail Knicks’ title hopes.” New York Post, 29 Sept. 2026, https://nypost.com/2026/09/29/sports/jalen-brunson-ready-to-go-after-painful-injury-he-didnt-let-derail-knicks-title-hopes/.
Schwartz, Jared. “Jalen Brunson ready to go after ‘painful’ injury he didn’t let derail Knicks’ title hopes.” New York Post, September 29, 2026. https://nypost.com/2026/09/29/sports/jalen-brunson-ready-to-go-after-painful-injury-he-didnt-let-derail-knicks-title-hopes/.
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Jalen Brunson, the captain of the New York Knicks, is ready to start the new season despite undergoing surgery in early July for a tendon issue in his left wrist. He played through the injury during the playoffs and won Finals MVP without addressing it immediately after leading the team to the NBA championship in June. Brunson admitted, “It was painful, but I clearly could play through it,” indicating he prioritized playing over immediate medical intervention. He spent most of the summer in a cast before undergoing surgery and has now been cleared for training camp which begins this week.