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Jaylen Brunson has emerged as a seemingly clutch player for the Knicks, but his first-half performances tell a different story. He averages just nine points before halftime while shooting only 35%. In contrast, his second-half numbers are far more impressive, averaging 15 points at a 47% shooting clip. This disparity highlights a critical issue for the Knicks—if they want to compete against the Celtics, they need consistent contributions from their key players throughout the entire game.