Mavericks: Jalen Brunson is providing entertainment for fans

Dallas Mavericks guard Jalen Brunson has been entertaining fans on Twitter and with his video game streams. Here is how to check it all out.

The Dallas Mavericks drafted Jalen Brunson in the second round in 2018. They could not believe their luck. The Mavs thought he was going to be selected in the first round. He was coming off leading Villanova to two NCAA Championships in three seasons.

Brunson is a winner. He continues to produce in the NBA. The 23-year-old took over as the backup point guard this season. He filled in admirably when Luka Doncic has missed time too.

Brunson’s season came to an abrupt end on Feb. 22. He drew the start with Luka nursing an injury. Just 12 seconds into the game, he was fouled and injured his shoulder. Brunson had surgery and has been ruled out for the season.

The NBA suspended play on March 11. Players are not even practicing at the facility as they stay inside and try to keep everyone healthy. Please be smart and safe during this difficult time.

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Brunson making the best of it

During the downtime, Brunson has been providing fans with plenty of entertainment. He has been a must-follow on Twitter. Between streaming video games (more on that in a second), making jokes, and reliving his Villanova days, Brunson has been a gold mine for fans during the hiatus.

Fans remember his streamed game of FIFA 20 against Luka Doncic last week. Brunson has been playing other games for fans too. They are certainly must watch. Brunson’s Caffeine account can be found here.

He usually posts that he is going to go live on Twitter too. Fans should follow him there.

Thanks to Brunson for providing fans with plenty of fun during this difficult time. Hopefully, his shoulder rehab is going well, and he continues to make us smile.

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