Jalen Brunson once again came through for the New York Knicks, who earned their 40th victory of the season in South Beach.

Jalen Brunson scored 26 of his 31 points after halftime as the New York Knicks rallied to defeat the host Miami Heat 116-112 in overtime on Sunday night.

The New York Knicks may still be in the process of figuring things out even after being well into the 2024-25 season, but one thing’s for sure: they are a good team that can make some noise come postseason time.

At this point, describing Jalen Brunson in the clutch is like explaining to a friend why you watch “Law and Order.” You know how it’s going to end. You’re just along for the ride to the conclusion. When a basketball game is tight,

Jalen Brunson came up big when the Knicks needed him most, scoring 16 points in the fourth quarter and overtime period to lead the Knicks to a 116-112 comeback win — their biggest comeback victory of the season — over the Miami Heat on Sunday.

When the season began, the New York Knicks were one of the most hyped-up teams in the league, especially after trading for Karl-Anthony Towns and Mikal Bridges.

Jalen Brunson’s latest clutch-time performance Wednesday night bailed the Knicks out of what would have been one of their ugliest losses of the season.

Jalen Brunson scores 23 points vs. Memphis Grizzlies

The New York Knicks must add another offensive-minded role player in free agency to help strengthen their bench. The Jalen Brunson-led Knicks could add a big-time Memphis Grizzlies shooter this summer and give Tom Thibodeau a valid reason not to run his starters into the ground.

In a heartbreaking turn of events, Taylor Jenkins found himself shouldering the blame after a last-second Memphis Grizzlies loss to the visiting New York Knicks. Despite a valiant effort from Ja Morant,