Jalen Brunson says he is feeling and moving better on his sprained right ankle and still hoping to rejoin the New York Knicks before the playoffs.

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.

The Knicks were already down their top-two point guards entering Wednesday’s matchup against the Los Angeles Clippers, the second leg of a back-to-back following Tuesday’s victory over

New York Knicks Captain's log: rehab is repetitive, no matter who you're married to. Injured Knicks point guard Jalen Brunson began the latest edition of the 'R

The angst had dissipated somewhat in recent days. But it came roaring back as Madison Square Garden turned into Madison Square Harden on Wednesday night. After two games breezing past lowly opposition in the Wizards and shorthanded Mavericks,

There is no firm date, Jalen Brunson was saying. But the injured point guard is hopeful that he will return to the Knicks before the end of the regular season. Brunson believes he has to have some game action under his belt before the playoffs begin.

The Los Angeles Clippers may be without their superstar guard James Harden in Wednesday night's game against the New York Knicks.

The New York Knicks were unable to maintain a double-digit lead against a red-hot Los Angeles Clippers squad, losing to them Wednesday by a score

New York holds the No. 3 seed in the Eastern Conference at 45-26, while the Clippers are 40-31 and the No. 7 seed in the Western Conference. The Western Conference has been tight this season, as the Clippers sit a half-game behind the Golden State Warriors and hold the tiebreaker against the also 41-32 Minnesota Timberwolves.