Mike Breen tells The Post about what sets Jalen Brunson apart — and the ‘tremendous challenges’ that await Knicks in NBA Finals
Mike Breen discusses the New York Knicks' appeal and the challenges they face in the upcoming NBA Finals. He highlights Jalen Brunson's mental toughness and leadership qualities, comparing him to legends like Michael Jordan. Breen also praises coach Mike Brown for his collaborative approach to coaching.
- ▪New York has a deep love for the Knicks, rooted in the city's basketball culture.
- ▪Jalen Brunson is recognized for his mental strength and ability to adapt during games.
- ▪Coach Mike Brown is noted for his collaborative coaching style and willingness to incorporate ideas from his staff.
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Steve Serby NBA serby's q&a Mike Breen tells The Post about what sets Jalen Brunson apart — and the ‘tremendous challenges’ that await Knicks in NBA Finals By Steve Serby Published May 30, 2026, 5:21 p.m. ET See more of our coverage in your search results. Add The New York Post on Google Mike Breen, the MSG Knicks announcer and NBA play-by-play man for ABC and ESPN, including the upcoming NBA Finals, makes the call to do some championship Q&A with Post columnist Steve Serby. Q: Why does New York love the Knicks so much? A: It’s always been a basketball town. This is why I fell in love with basketball, and I’m certain a lot of Knick fans, too. There’s just something about the team aspect of the sport. Five players working together.
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