Jalen Brunson Makes NBA History In Knicks-76ers Game 4

On Sunday afternoon, the New York Knicks played the Philadelphia 76ers in a critical Game 4 of the NBA playoffs first round.

Knicks star point guard Jalen Brunson added to his spectacular season, doing something no Knicks player has ever done before.

Brunson became the first Knicks player ever to record 40 points and 10 assists in a single playoff game. He is up to 47 points for the game, a playoff career high and also a Knicks playoff record.

The Knicks have been around since 1946 and amongst all the players that have ever played a Playoff game for them, only Brunson has been able to accomplish this. What an amazing achievement for the former Villanova Wildcat.

The Hoop Central posted the accomplishment to social media.

"Jalen Brunson has the first 40 Point & 10 Assist game in Knicks playoff history."

ESPN posted the new Knicks record to social media as well.

"JALEN BRUNSON SETS A NEW KNICKS RECORD FOR MOST POINTS IN A PLAYOFF GAME."

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