Episode 12 of This Week Inside The New York Knicks discusses The Truth Behind Jalen Brunson's Controversial All-Star Snub. We also discussed Julius Randle's shoulder injury, the Knicks vs. Miami Heat, Candace Parker's slight for Jalen Brunson, Knicks Trade Rumors, and more!

This episode features everything inside the Knicks from January 21-27, 2024!

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Chapters:

Intro: 00:00

Where does the Knicks currently stand? 3:30

Knicks vs. Heat Game Review!6:57

Julius Randle sustains dislocated shoulder in Knicks' win over Heat: report! 15:10

The Knicks were hailed as legitimate NBA title contenders by fans after winning over Jimmy Butler, Heat! 18:02

Knicks center Isaiah Hartenstein returns from injury; Thibodeau ‘encouraged' by Mitchell Robinson's progress! 20:00

Jalen Brunson ‘definitely' has learned to hate the Heat after last year's playoff loss! 21:52

Knicks vs. Denver Game Review! 24:00

OG Anunoby's unreal plus-minus making ‘life a lot easier' for the Knicks! 28:00

Knicks' Jalen Brunson won't start the All-Star Game after a fan-vote snub! 30:00

Kendrick Perkins rips Stephen A. Smith for his take on Jalen Brunson's All-Star snub! 32:00

Charles Barkley rips Jalen Brunson's NBA All-Star snub! 38:41

Word On The Street: How Do Knicks Fans Really Feel? 40:00

Knicks fans rip Candace Parker for Jalen Brunson dig: ‘The disrespect and lies'! 41:00

Knicks Trade RUMORS: Quentin Grimes is linked to Wizards, Hawks, Jazz Ahead of Deadline! 47:00

Knicks Rumors: Bruce Brown and Alec Burks are linked as potential NBA trade deadline targets! 48:45

Knicks Power Rankings 49:15

Knicks vs. Nets Game Review! 52:00

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