However, he shared he was open to a few questions about the accomplishment, which is when the camera panned to the rest of the team’s starting five in the audience.

Towns—no stranger to a foul on the court—kicked off the round of questions, asking, “Can you foul out of SNL?” to which Brunson replied, “No, I don’t think so.”

Smiling ear to ear, the center and power forward added, “I could be here, like, the whole show? Nice!”

Up next, Bridges asked with his arms stretched out, “Are my arms like really long? They’re too long, right?”

After Brunson affirmed his assessment, chiming in, “Yeah, buddy. You got a great wingspan,” Bridges added disappointedly, “Yet I’ll never fly.”

And Brunson can always count on his teammates to keep him humble. After all, Anunoby reminded the 30-year-old of a near-miss on the court.



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