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The Hollywood Reporter notes that Jalen Brunson took the stage for the Saturday Night Live season 52 premiere with his Knicks teammates Karl-Anthony Towns, Josh Hart, OG Anunoby and Mikal Bridges in the audience, a convergence of sports and entertainment that has become increasingly common for elite athletes. Brunson's arrival as a host, fresh off an NBA Finals MVP performance, signals how thoroughly basketball culture has merged with mainstream media platforms once reserved for actors and musicians. The presence of his entire supporting cast at Studio 8H suggests a team identity that travels beyond the court.
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