Jalen Brunson might not have been the only person who dealt with the vitriol of a Spurs fan. 

A man potentially involved in an incident with Brunson late in Wednesday’s Knicks win in NBA Finals Game 1 against the Spurs, allegedly “harassed” one of the viral female Spurs fans during a previous game at Frost Bank Center.

The NBA is investigating the incident, which reportedly involved two fans using profanity and making “flopping” remarks toward Brunson.

But a woman, who goes by @bluebeari3 or Blue, posted a video on X showing a man possibly involved in the Brunson incident insulting her at a previous Spurs game. She alleges he “harassed and assaulted me and my friend.” 

The incident occurred during Game 6 of the Western Conference finals, according to James B., who identified himself as the manager for Blue and fellow viral fan Julie J. Swan. 

In the video she posted, a man is seen leaning over a railing and talking to Blue and another woman with her. 

As Blue shifted to bring the man into view, he turned his attention to her and told her that “it’s absolutely disgraceful that you sit like that” and gestured with his finger toward her. 

Blue asked the man not to touch her, and then he proceeded to tell her, “Everyone in the stadium agrees.” 

“He came up to us at halftime and he was very suddenly in our face and we thought it was like a joke,” Swan told The Post in a phone interview on Thursday. “We thought we were on ‘Punk’d’ or something because he proceeds to tell us that we are disgusting, what we’re doing is disgusting and that the whole stadium hates us. He was just repeating that very, very aggressively, and then Blue starts recording him, and then he grabs her.

“She tells him ‘don’t touch me,’ and kind of shoves him off a bit,” Swan added. “He backs off a little. It was just very jarring and it happened all at once.”

In subsequent social media posts, Blue alleges the man approached her and her friend and started “calling us names, cursing at us.” She also alleges that he was trying to get her attention, but she ignored him.

“Then he went into a full-on rant,” she wrote on X. “Calling us who++*, sl*is, etc etc. Then actually TOUCHING me.” 

Blue also said she had called security, but added that nothing was done. 

“So this past game security escorted us to our seats because of last time and (from what we we’re told) they were told to stay away from us.  The guy literally PUT HIS HANDS ON ME but was STILL allowed to stay at the game even though it’s against the code of conduct,” she wrote in another post. 

The Spurs did not immediately respond to requests for comment from The Post.

Blue and Swan are the OnlyFans models who have become internet sensations after being spotted behind the Spurs bench during the conference finals. 

Blue and Swan were back in their seats on Wednesday for Game 1 of the NBA Finals and once again were seen behind the Spurs bench. 

The NBA is investigating a man and one other person as the ones allegedly involved in the Brunson incident, and not a woman whom the internet speculated was a possible offender, according to The Post’s Stefan Bondy. 

Brunson seemed ready to move on from the whole thing when he spoke to reporters on Thursday. 

“I’m all good about talking about that,” he said.