Jalen Brunson in disbelief after the Knicks' magical comeback in Game 1 vs the Cavaliers

The New York Knicks are now up 1-0 against the Cleveland Cavaliers. It was a magical comeback, as they were down 93-71 in the fourth quarter. It is the biggest comeback win in franchise history in the Playoffs for the Knicks.

Jalen Brunson was once again the superstar for New York, as he scored 17 of his 38 points in the fourth quarter and overtime. Despite being the star player for the Knicks, he was in clear disbelief with what they pulled off in the comeback.

Jalen Brunson could not believe the Knicks came back in Game 1 vs the Cavs

Brunson was already having a good game despite the Knicks losing big. As the Knicks' captain and best player, he knew he needed to step it up further in the fourth quarter. Despite the 22-point deficit, he took over the game.

The Knicks looked so much livelier in the fourth quarter, and it kept pumping the team up. Brunson was the main catalyst, but the rest of the team was following his example with his scoring ability.

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It was an unbelievable comeback for the Knicks, and Brunson himself could not fathom what they did. After the game, Brunson was nearly speechless as he spoke to Lisa Salters after the final buzzer sounded.

"We got some stops, we kept fighting, kept believing. They were playing great basketball, we just found a way, I really don't have an answer," Brunson said to Lisa Salters in the ESPN post-game interview.

Brunson was in the zone, and he could not believe what he just did. Even on Inside the NBA, he was a bit shellshocked, but that will carry him further in the series because the Knicks showed what they are truly capable of against the Cavs.

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