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New York Knicks head coach Mike Brown has revealed an interesting detail about how the team’s analytics staff monitors Jalen Brunson’s performance. Despite the point guard’s ability to handle heavy minutes, Brown explained why he is being careful with his…

New York Knicks head coach Mike Brown revealed that he is deliberately managing Jalen Brunson's playing time to keep him fresh for the postseason. According to reporting from Ian Begley, Knicks analytics track player performance in two-minute increments. While most players decline as fatigue sets in, tracking shows Brunson's metrics continue to rise throughout extended stretches on the floor.
Despite Brunson's ability to handle heavy minutes without experiencing a drop-off, Brown stressed the necessity of avoiding overworking his star guard early in the regular season. The approach aims to keep the centerpiece of New York's offense healthy and primed for high-stakes playoff basketball.
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