Knicks’ Jalen Brunson fades in 3-point contest after hot start: ‘Oops’
NY Post
SAN FRANCISCO — Jalen Brunson isn’t ruling out a return to the 3-point competition after losing in his second try.
The Knicks guard didn’t get past the first round Saturday after rushing through his final rack as time was running low.
He finished with 18 points, and Miami’s Tyler Herro emerged as a first-time champion by beating Golden State’s Buddy Hield in the final.
“Started off hot. I felt great. And then. Oops,” Brunson said. “I feel like I rushed the last rack. You could practice all you want, but once you get out there it’s a tad different.”
Brunson, who is shooting 40 percent this season from beyond the arc, was trying to become the first Knick and first lefty to win the competition. He might try again.
“Maybe. I don’t know,” said Brunson, who joined Trent Tucker as the only Knicks to compete in two 3-point contests. “I’ll leave that door open.”
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