Knicks' Jalen Brunson Sidelined with Knee Contusion, Team Signs Shake Milton

Jalen Brunson's knee injury is not season-ending, confirmed by a clean MRI, as the Knicks navigate a tight race for playoff positioning.

Jalen Brunson suffered a knee contusion in a game against the Cavaliers, sidelining him for the subsequent game against the Hawks.
An MRI confirmed Brunson's injury is not serious, but his return date remains uncertain as the Knicks aim to maintain their playoff standing.
The Knicks, currently fourth in the East, face challenges with injuries but remain hopeful for a strong postseason run.
In response to the injury crisis, the Knicks signed guard Shake Milton to bolster their roster.
The team's performance and playoff prospects hinge on the health and return of key players, including Brunson and Julius Randle.