Jalen Brunson had one of the best individual games in New York Knicks history Friday night.
But all he was thinking about was the result -- a loss for the Knicks that might have an impact on their playoff seeding.
The Knicks will look to bounce back Sunday night, when they host the Oklahoma City Thunder in a battle of playoff-bound clubs.
Both teams were off after playing Friday, when Brunson scored 61 points in a 130-126 overtime loss to the host San Antonio Spurs. The Thunder, playing without star guard Shai Gilgeous-Alexander, rolled to a 128-103 win over the visiting Phoenix Suns.
Brunson's 61 points were one shy of the franchise record set by Carmelo Anthony in a 125-96 win over the Charlotte Hornets on Jan. 24, 2014. The star point guard scored 38 second-half points, tying a franchise record set by Patrick Ewing in 1995, and hoisted 47 shots, the most since Kobe Bryant took 50 shots in his final game April 13, 2016.
But Brunson missed his final at...
