Knicks' Brunson wins NBA's Clutch Player award
Briefly

Jalen Brunson, who has emerged as the Knicks' franchise face since joining the team, has been named the NBA's Clutch Player of the Year. His performance in clutch scenarios—shooting 51% and averaging 5.6 points in decisive moments—has been a significant factor in the team's success. During the season, Brunson played a pivotal role in clinching games, and his leadership was particularly evident in a decisive Game 1 against the Pistons. Brunson reflects on the importance of learning to be clutch rather than relying on natural talent alone and stresses that winning is paramount.
After arriving in New York three years ago, Knicks star Jalen Brunson has become the face of the franchise.
I think some people are born into it. I think I had to learn back in high school, and I've gotten better and better at each stage.
Just finding a way to win, that's the most important thing. You can make clutch plays but they don't mean anything if you don't win.
Brunson's prowess in late and close games was on display for all to see Saturday in Game 1 of New York's first-round series against the Detroit Pistons.
Read at ESPN.com
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