Jalen Brunson is fully released after wrist surgery performed in the midsection
Jalen Brunson is fully recovered from wrist surgery, able to train normally and help the Knicks prepare for their 2026th season.
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Origin of injury: left wrist in Game 2
In Game 2 of the Eastern Conference Finals, when New York Knicks faced Cleveland Cavaliers , Jalen Brunson suffered a left wrist injury.
Surgery and doubt until the period of preparation
After Game 2, Brunson underwent surgery on his left wrist. The procedure was part of the recovery, but Knicks fans were left with a question as the team's warm-up period approached: would he be free to work with the group next week?
The confirmation on the Roomates Show with Josh Hart
Brunson broke the news to The New York Times during a taping of the Roomates Show alongside Josh Hart. According to the player himself, he is fully recovered and can perform all basketball activities.
What that means for the Knicks next week
With Game 2 of the Eastern Conference Finals behind them as an injury overcome milestone, the Knicks can kick off the preseason with point guard released, according to Brunson's own account.
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