Why Mark Messier is convinced Jalen Brunson can end Knicks’ 53-year title drought
Mark Messier believes Jalen Brunson has the qualities needed to help the New York Knicks end their 53-year championship drought. He praises Brunson's selflessness and leadership, noting that the team has learned to play together and make sacrifices. Messier's insights come as the Knicks continue their playoff run, showcasing a strong team dynamic.
- ▪Mark Messier sees leadership qualities in Jalen Brunson.
- ▪Messier emphasizes the importance of selflessness in pursuing a championship.
- ▪The Knicks have developed a strong team dynamic under Brunson's leadership.
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| Publication time | Tue, 26 May 2026 19:54:59 -0400 |
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exclusive New York Knicks Stefan Bondy Why Mark Messier is convinced Jalen Brunson can end Knicks’ 53-year title drought By Stefan Bondy Published May 26, 2026, 7:54 p.m. ET Jalen Brunson Charles Wenzelberg/New York Post Only one captain understands what it means — and, perhaps more importantly, what it takes — to end a championship drought of 50-plus years at Madison Square Garden. And Mark Messier sees those attributes in Jalen Brunson. “It’s a selfless endeavor trying to win a championship,” Messier, the Rangers legend, said in an interview with The Post. “And the Knicks have figured out a way to play together and sacrifice themselves for the team, and it’s being led by a warrior in Brunson.
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