Jalen Brunson stoically responds to Draymond Greens long-winded apology on ESPN

Jalen Brunson barely looked like he cared.After the Knicks’ stunning 29-point comeback in Game 4 of the NBA Finals Wednesday night, Warriors star Draymond Green sat with Brunson on “Inside the NBA” and apologized for the criticism he’s given him leading up to the Finals.“I apologize.

I will say it to your face… I’m sorry,” Green said on “Inside the NBA” after the game.“Then, I will say it when you go and get your ring: I apologize.” But with slides on and a microphone in hand, Brunson sat stoically with the studio show’s crew after his 36-point masterpiece, clearly not giving much attention to Green’s apology.

“I appreciate that (Green’s apology),” Brunson said.Green, a four-time champion and All-Star with the Warriors, has been critical of the Knicks and Brunson throughout their playoff run, saying the team’s path to the Finals was easy and that Brunson isn’t capable of being the top player on a championship team.“And I double down on this.Just like Becky Hammon said, prove me wrong,” Green said on the “Draymond Green Show” on May 31.

“Prove me wrong, double down, absolutely double down.Getting out of the East has never been a surefire way at a championship“What are y’all talking about? You get out of the East cause you’re supposed to get out of the East.

It’s the f–king East, of course, you’re supposed to get out of the East.That just don’t mean you win a championship because you get out of the East.

It’s the f–king East.” Another unbelievable Knicks win and another cover worth framing to hold onto this moment.No three letters are more appropriate right now.

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