New York Knicks guard Jalen Brunson undergoes left wrist surgery during the offseason, multiple outlets report, citing league and other sources. Reports say the procedure is intended to repair a left wrist injury, and that ESPN is among the first outlets to break the news of the surgery. An Associated Press source with knowledge of the details says Brunson is expected to resume basketball activities later this summer as the Knicks prepare to defend their championship. One outlet also reports that he is sidelined until late summer following the surgery. Several reports connect the injury to Brunson’s playoff run, saying he played through the pain during the Knicks’ championship season, including the Eastern Conference Finals and the NBA Finals, where he earns NBA Finals MVP honors. Brunson is also described as having provided a recovery update and discussing when the wrist discomfort began during the playoffs, including after the injury occurred in Game 2 of the Eastern Conference Finals. The Knicks have not publicly announced details of the surgery in these accounts, with reports relying on unnamed sources and later comments from Brunson.