
Jalen Brunson Sidelined with Ankle Injury After Knicks’ Loss to Lakers
New York Knicks' star point guard Jalen Brunson is set to miss extended time due to an ankle sprain suffered during a recent overtime loss against the Los Angeles Lakers. The injury occurred late in the game, adding to the disappointment of the Knicks' fans who were hoping for a turnaround after a challenging season.
Brunson, known for his pivotal role in the Knicks' lineup, was seen limping off the court, prompting immediate concerns about the severity of his injury. Subsequent medical evaluations confirmed an ankle sprain, and the team has announced that Brunson will be out for an indefinite period. This setback comes at a critical time for the Knicks, who are fighting to improve their standing in the Eastern Conference.
The Knicks' next-man-up mentality will be tested as they navigate the remainder of the season without one of their key players. The team is expected to rely on its depth and resilience to fill the void left by Brunson's absence. Fans and the team alike are hopeful for a swift recovery, but in the meantime, the Knicks will need to adapt quickly to maintain their competitive edge.
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What is Jalen Brunson's injury?
Jalen Brunson sustained a sprain to his right ankle. An update on his status will be given in approximately 2 weeks. “It's a bummer of an injury. We expect him to be out for a little bit,” forward Josh Hart said.
Is Brunson hurt?
LOS ANGELES — Jalen Brunson is out at least two weeks and likely longer with an ankle sprain, a crushing blow for the Knicks with a little over a month remaining in the regular season.
How long is Brunson out?
Knicks guard Jalen Brunson expected to miss at least 2 weeks with ankle sprain. New York Knicks guard Jalen Brunson is expected to miss at least two weeks after sustaining a sprain to his right ankle during Thursday night's game against the Los Angeles Lakers, the team announced Friday.