Jalen Brunson returned to play for the Knicks after missing two games due to a right ankle sprain, humorously acknowledging the embarrassing nature of his injury, which occurred when he tripped over his own feet. This marks the third time Brunson has sidelined himself with a sprained ankle, raising concerns about his health. Coach Mike Brown confirmed ongoing communication with management amid the team’s struggles, while the Knicks signed Dillon Jones to a two-way contract after waiving Tosan Evbuomwan.
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