The New York Knicks have been treading water since Jalen Brunson sprained his ankle on March 6 against the Los Angeles Lakers. They are 7-5 without their All-Star point guard and still holding off the surging Indiana Pacers for the No.

The All-Star guard missed his 12th consecutive game as the Knicks defeated the Portland Trail Blazers 110-93 at Madison Square Garden on Sunday

Jalen Brunson has been out multiple weeks because of an ankle injury, but the New York Knicks star is seemingly trending toward returning soon. Per ESPN's Tim Bontemps, Brunson said he's "feeling better" but doesn't have a return date just yet. He also said he's been cleared for basketball activities, per The Athletic's Fred Katz.

With Jalen Brunson still rehabbing from a sprained right ankle, the Knicks have had to find new ways to fuel the offense. The answer in Sunday’s victory over the Portland Trail Blazers? A heavier dose of wings.

The New York Knicks have needed everyone to pitch in a little more with Jalen Brunson sidelined with a sprained ankle. One of the players that has particularly taken this challenge on is forward OG Anunoby,