anybody who has watched jalen brunson over the last four years i mean my god i mean you could see it

and just how great of a basketball player facilitator leader he is and i saw where stephan bonday went

out and got uh mark messier's point of view because we always have to go back to the great mark

messier we've made the comparison hey listen that's what i'm we always have to go back to the great Mark Messia. Well, I mean, we've made the comparison.

Hey, listen, that's what I'm saying. You have to go back to the Great Mark Messier to really, I mean, you could ask Derek Jeter, too. I would think you would be somebody along those lines, but Derek did it, you know, what, four or five times? I mean, he was crazy. We'll also use a homegrown guy as opposed to these two guys coming from somewhere else.

Yeah, but yeah.

In the New York.

Exactly.

But still, I just. I mean, he was crazy. He was a homegrown guy as opposed to these two guys coming from somewhere else.

Yeah, but yeah.

Legends in New York.

Exactly.

But still, I just think that the brilliance of one, Joe and Brunson is so underappreciated because of his size.

So he's listed at 6-2, and the way that he can get any shot off against any player is nothing

short of remarkable.

Now, he's done this his whole life because he's built the way he's built, and he knows no

differently, and it seems so easy to him.

And for us watching him, it's so amazing because normally he's playing against a guy

that's much taller

than he is. Yeah, I mean, I don't understand when people still want to hold him down or not

give him the respect that he deserves. It's ridiculous. I mean, it's almost like a mini version of

Caitlin Clark, where you see like the other end, old NBA players or people have been around the league,

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