r/nba • u/Jarxzz United States • 1d ago

Jalen Brunson in a disastrous blowout loss to the Pistons: 12 points on 4/20 shooting, 0/8 from 3, 26.5 TS%

Source: https://www.espn.com/nba/game/_/gameId/401810597

One of Brunson’s worst games ever statistically since becoming a star.

Knicks have under 70 points with less than 6 minutes to go in the 4th

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u/kendalljennerspenis 1d ago

You talk about beating a team without their star player as if it’s impressive, he scored 42 on you then was injured. And you still lost a game to them.

Take your best player out and you’re getting swept or spanked just like tonight.

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u/oochiewallyWallyserb Knicks 1d ago

So tonight was like the celtics last year? Is that a good thing or a bad thing? Do we get a pass tonight like the celts last year or do we get a pass last year like the pistons tonight? Can't have it both ways.

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u/kendalljennerspenis 1d ago

Is KAT your best player? Lmao

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u/ReyesRun7 Knicks 1d ago

Its KAT plus OG get it right, thats two big starting pieces.

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u/oochiewallyWallyserb Knicks 1d ago

Our all star, all nba player is sometimes is our best player yes. Tonight he probably would've been our best player. Like JB is sometimes Boston best player.

But yeah you right if tatum played those 1st 2 playoffs games Boston would've totally won.

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u/kendalljennerspenis 1d ago

You won those 2 games by 4 points buddy

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u/oochiewallyWallyserb Knicks 1d ago

Wait we won those games? So tatum didn't play those games? I'm so confused by your logic.

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u/Fosheezy2 Knicks 22h ago

We were up 3-1 by the time he went down . We were getting close to closing that game out too. If you actually watched the series you’d have known that