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Knicks Fan Rich Eisen Reacts to Jalen Brunson’s Jordan-esque Game 1 vs Pacers | The Rich Eisen Show



Knicks Fan Rich Eisen Reacts to Jalen Brunson’s Jordan-esque Game 1 vs Pacers | The Rich Eisen Show

Rich Eisen and the guys react to Jalen Brunson dropping 40 (again) in the Knicks’ Game 1 victory over the Indiana Pacers.

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35 Comments

  1. Pacers should've played better in the 4th but it's too much to ask in MSG for the refs not to get in the way.

  2. I love the show rich been a fan since 90s overnight sportscenter but rich your straight faced comparing a guy who hasn't played in a finals to Jordan. Seriously bro

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  4. Those points scored are a little miss leading cause without all the free throws he gets in a game take those away and he doesnt score 40 points in any of those games while it impressive its miss leading.

  5. Mcbride not getting on the court? Does any sport casters ever watch or truly know anything about the knicks?

  6. Can't wait to watch the Celtics stomp these goofys. The refs GIVE them Ws. If I shot 20 FTs every game I would also have 30 points / game.

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