Brunson gets support from Knicks teammates during 'SNL' hosting debut
Jalen Brunson had four of his New York Knicks teammates in the audience as he hosted Saturday Night Live's season premiere.
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New York Knicks guard Jalen Brunson hosted Saturday Night Live's season premiere over the weekend, with four of his teammates in the audience for the occasion.
Karl-Anthony Towns, Mikal Bridges, OG Anunoby and Josh Hart attended the taping to support Brunson during his hosting debut, sharing laughs with him during his opening monologue.
Brunson has become one of the Knicks' most recognisable players in recent seasons, and his appearance on the long-running sketch show reflects the growing off-court profile of the team's core group heading into the new season.
The presence of several teammates at the taping underscored the camaraderie within the Knicks roster, with the players publicly supporting one another outside of basketball commitments.
Brunson's hosting stint comes as attention begins to turn toward the upcoming NBA season, in which the Knicks will look to build on recent campaigns with much of the same core roster intact.
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