INDIANAPOLIS — If you cover Jalen Brunson long enough, you understand that failure is indeed an option.

And it’s not because the point guard fails frequently.

Rather, to steal another cliché, he’s not afraid to fail. Fear can’t be part of the equation for the player who takes every big shot.

But it’s more than the cojones factor driving Brunson. It’s revenge. Or better yet, it’s an insistent desire to correct failures.

If you cover Jalen Brunson long enough, you understand that failure is indeed an option.{ai:summary}<p>Jalen Brunson embraces the possibility of failure, viewing it as a part of growth rather than a setback. His willingness to take risks and make big plays stems from a desire to rectify past mistakes and prove himself. </p><p>This mindset drives his performance on the court. #sports</p>

Jalen Brunson finally has chance to correct his biggest Knicks mistake

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