Jalen Brunson Reveals How He Stayed Composed After Wembanyama Shove

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Jalen Brunson Reveals How He Stayed Composed After Wembanyama Shove

Brunson addressed the moment Wembanyama shoved him during the NBA Finals, revealing his mindset on CBS Mornings. "No matter what, you've got to understand the moment and what you're doing and what's your main goal and focus. I've always had the ability to kind of stay even keeled. Never too high, never too low," Brunson said.

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