Jaylen Brunson wore an orange Kobe 6 to face the Celtics, scoring 39 points and 12 assists

The fierce battle between the Knicks at home against the Celtics in the NBA playoffs has come to an end. When the whistle to the end of the game sounded, the Knicks defeated the Celtics with (3) 121-113 (1) and successfully defended their home glory.

This game is intertwined with intense and exciting, and the performance of Knicks player Jaylen Brunson is particularly dazzling. He played on the court for 40 minutes, and over the long period of time, he showed excellent competitive form and superb football skills. He made 14 goals with 25 shots, including 8 three-pointers and 4 accurate shots and 9 free throws, and finally scored excellent statistics of 39 points, 5 rebounds and 12 assists.

Judging from the progress of the game, every offensive choice of Brunson is extremely wise and courageous. For example, in the middle of the third quarter, when the Celtics tried to launch a counterattack to narrow the gap, Brunson stepped forward. He first used his teammates' cover to make a decisive move outside the three-point line, and then broke through the defense line, causing the opponent to foul, and made two free throws, successfully stabilizing the Knicks' lead.

It is worth mentioning that the orange Nike Kobe 6 Protro PE that Brunson put on during the game also attracted the attention of many fans. This shoe is not only unique in appearance, but also provides strong support for Brunson's outstanding performance on the field. In the long history of the NBA, players' equipment choices can often become a highlight in the game, reflecting the influence of the brand and the players' personal preferences and styles. The pair of shoes Brunson chose this time undoubtedly became his right-hand assistant in this critical game.