Jalen Brunson accepted a reduced ball-handling role during the playoffs, allowing more offense to run through Karl-Anthony Towns, leading the New York Knicks to seven consecutive victories after initially trailing 2-1 against the Atlanta Hawks. Brunson emphasized his desire to win over personal accolades, contributing significantly with an average of 27.3 points and improved efficiency. Coach Mike Brown praised the strategic shift, which has enhanced the team’s performance, while Brunson’s contract extension reflects his commitment to team success.
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