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Captain Clutch, King of New York, and even the Greatest Knick of All Time. Jalen Brunson has earned plenty of nicknames after ending the franchise’s 53-year championship drought. Yet, despite winning Finals MVP during the Knicks’ historic 2026 title run…

Jalen Brunson had an NSFW outburst during a preseason game between the New York Knicks and Minnesota Timberwolves after being called for a flopping violation following contact with Rudy Gobert. The exchange occurred in the first quarter, with cameras capturing Brunson visibly venting his frustration at the officials' decision. The Timberwolves were awarded a technical free throw as a result.
Despite the controversy, Brunson went on to lead the Knicks with 20 points, though Minnesota ultimately secured a 122-104 victory. The article notes that Brunson has previously faced accusations of flopping, but his supporters argue that his high-contact playing style naturally leads to frequent collisions.
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