New York Knicks guard Jalen Brunson says the team has not discussed whether it would attend a potential White House visit, even after Knicks owner James Dolan said the franchise “accepted” an invitation following the team’s NBA Finals win. Multiple outlets report that Brunson’s comments come after Dolan publicly indicated the Knicks agreed to the White House invitation soon after their championship, ending a decades-long title drought. Brunson’s stance suggests the decision process has not moved beyond the initial acceptance announcement, with no team plans yet discussed internally or with the White House. Other reporting frames the situation as ongoing and not yet finalized, noting that while an invitation has been acknowledged by ownership, the team’s next steps—such as confirming attendance, scheduling, and participation details—have not been publicly clarified through player comments. The outlets agree the core point is the contrast between Dolan’s announcement that the invite was accepted and Brunson’s statement that the team has not held discussions about attending.