It was known Jalen Brunson would be good for the Knicks, but he has been even better than advertised.
It wasn’t that we didn’t understand how good he was. We did. Maybe the NBA needed some convincing even after he’d had a wonderful career at Villanova, became the rare modern player to win two NCAA titles. But once he arrived in the league, and especially last year, it was clear he belonged.
The Yankees signed Reggie Jackson in 1977 to provide the final piece of a championship puzzle; he delivered exactly what he was expected to. The Mets traded for Gary Carter in 1985; when they won it all in 1986, it was wonderful, but it was also exactly what the Mets had hoped would happen they added Carter.
In nine years as a Yankee, he was .303/.377/.492, with 21 homers and 95 RBIs. But even more to the point were his first two years as a Yankee, 1993-94, when he was .331/.409/.546, finishing third in the MVP voting in ’94. It took about 15 minutes for even dissenters of the deal to forget Roberto Kelly’s name.
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