As expected after his right ankle took a 90-degree turn, Jalen Brunson was ruled out of the Knicks’ game Friday against the Clippers with a sprain.

Knicks star Jalen Brunson will be reevaluated in two weeks after spraining his right ankle Thursday night against the Lakers.

Jalen Brunson is expected to miss at least two weeks with a right ankle sprain, putting the New York Knicks in a tough spot as they try to maintain their position in the Eastern Conference.

For now, and until Jalen Brunson returns, the Knicks have found its formula: Turn defense into offense, disrupt opponents and let the stops fuel their attack.

The team has not given an expected timetable for Brunson’s return, opting to await the results of further testing.

Friday night, for only the second time this season, the New York Knicks took the court without Jalen Brunson. As expected, the Knicks struggled to generate offense without their All-Star point guard, scoring just 95 points and shooting 38.9% as a team in a loss to the Clippers.

It’s time for New York’s big investment to begin paying dividends: The Knicks need Bridges to show up on offense in addition to his role as the team’s point of attack defender. He is averaging 17.2 points per game this season but has not been consistent in being an impactful offensive player. The Knicks will also need to up Towns’ usage.

Missing their captain, the Knicks leaned on defense, shooting and pace in a dominant showing against the Kings. Can they do it consistently?

Is guard Jalen Brunson taking the court today against the Portland Trail Blazers? The New York Knicks offered details on his injury status.

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