Jalen Brunson and the New York Knicks just shattered expectations by reaching the NBA Finals, proving Hall of Famer Becky Hammon wrong—twice. Once for doubting Brunson’s ability to lead a team to elite status, and again for clinging to outdated narratives about small guards. Brunson didn’t just meet the odds—he obliterated them, winning Eastern Conference Finals MVP and bringing the Knicks to their first NBA Finals in decades. History may have set limits, but Brunson turned them into stepping stones.

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Reggie Miller’s bold claim that the Knicks are NBA Finals favorites sparks debate, especially as they could face either the reigning champs Thunder or the young, injury-riddled Spurs — a matchup that could flip the script. With key Thunder players sidelined and Spurs’ star Wemby looming, the Knicks’ path isn’t guaranteed, but their playoff dominance and resilience have silenced doubters. Whether Miller’s prediction rings true or not, one thing’s clear: the Knicks are back, and they’re making waves.

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Knicks Back in NBA Finals After 24 Years