Like many across the country this week, New York Knicks point guard Jalen Brunson endured an awkward trip home. Brunson returned to the scene of his first NBA steps on Wednesday, as the Knicks engaged in the penultimate portion of a five-game road trip against the Dallas Mavericks at American Airlines Center.

It was not that long ago Jalen Brunson called Dallas home. The Knicks’ star point guard spent his first four NBA seasons with the Mavericks, evolving from a valuable role player to a standout

Knicks duo Jalen Brunson and Karl-Anthony Towns explained what went wrong in the first half against the Mavericks.

So perfect, in fact, that the Knicks have systematically loaded the roster with Brunson’s friends and college teammates, completing the title-validated picture from his Wildcats years. And why wouldn’t you?

An ugly first half put the New York Knicks in a hole they couldn't dig themselves out of en route to a 121-106 road loss to the Dallas Mavericks on

Jalen Brunson recorded a career-high 17 assists to help the Knicks tie a franchise record with 45 in Monday’s 145-118 win over the Nuggets.

Jalen Brunson's exit from the DFW was quite chaotic. He was essential for the team making the Western Conference Finals in 2022. Then he left the Dallas Maveric

Entering Wednesday, Karl-Anthony Towns was leading the Knicks in scoring at 26.3 points per game with Jalen Brunson right behind at 24.9.

The Knicks went 4-for-21 (19.0%) — including 0-for-8 from 3-point range — during the first quarter, after which they trailed, 28-15.

The butterfly effect might've had nothing on The Wildcat effect for the New York Knicks. A foreboding 'what if' tale from Tim MacMahon of ESPN threatened to cha