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Jalen Brunson Makes History: Four Consecutive 40-Point Postseason Games

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Jalen Brunson Makes History: Four Consecutive 40-Point Postseason Games

Jalen Brunson recorded four consecutive 40-point performances in the NBA playoffs, a rare feat accomplished by only four players in history. This remarkable achievement places him in the company of basketball legends such as Michael Jordan, Jerry West, and Bernard King, cementing his status as one of the all-time greats.

A Legacy of Greatness

Brunson’s latest display of brilliance occurred in Game 1 of the Eastern Conference semifinals against the Indiana Pacers. With an explosive fourth-quarter performance, he led the New York Knicks to a thrilling 121-117 victory, scoring 43 points and showcasing his ability to rise to the occasion when it matters most.

A Heroic Performance

This heroic performance was just the latest chapter in Brunson’s historic postseason run, which began in the first round against the Philadelphia 76ers. In three consecutive games, he scored 47, 40, and 41 points, respectively, leading the Knicks to victory and establishing himself as a bona fide scoring machine. His average of 35.5 points per game in the first round is truly staggering.

A Journey Continues

As Jalen Brunson continues his quest for postseason glory, he adds to his legacy with each 40-point basket he scores. His name will undoubtedly be remembered among the greatest to ever play the game, and basketball fans worldwide will be eagerly watching to see what he accomplishes next.

 

Maya Rodriguez
Greetings, fellow basketball aficionados! I'm Maya Rodriguez, a storyteller at heart, weaving tales of the game I love. Specializing in women's basketball, I'm on a mission to shine a spotlight on the incredible narratives often overlooked. Through my articles, I not only break down scores and stats but also share the inspiring journeys of female athletes. Join me in celebrating the resilience, skill, and passion that define women's basketball – because every hoop deserves its heroine.

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