Josh Hart speaks out on viral Jalen Brunson goosing: ‘Damn in 4k’
NY Post
Josh Hart forgot there are cameras everywhere.
The Knicks’ star forward and longtime friend of Jalen Brunson got caught on camera Tuesday night with his thumb where it shouldn’t be after the team’s NBA Cup triumph.
“Damn in 4k,” Hart lightheartedly posted on X with four laughing crying emojis after a video showed Hart stretching his thumb right behind Brunson’s rear end.
Hart and the Knicks were celebrating their NBA Cup championship, having just defeated the San Antonio Spurs, 124-113, to seal the third edition of this regular-season tournament.
After the game and celebration, Hart also said that Brunson “inch for inch, he’s probably the best,” while bursting out laughing.
Brunson, who quickly felt the poke around his rear end, stopped celebrating immediately, and turned around to see which of his teammates was having fun at his expense.
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