Historic Achievement
Josh Hart recorded his eighth triple-double of the season during a commanding 116-95 victory over the Miami Heat at Madison Square Garden. With a performance featuring 13 rebounds, 12 points, and 11 assists, he tied the franchise single-season record previously set during the 1968-69 campaign.
Crucial Game Moment
The milestone was secured by a timely three-pointer toward the close of the third quarter. This shot came amidst a dominant 33-10 run that shifted the game’s momentum and allowed the Knicks to overcome an early deficit.
Record Tying Performance
By earning his eighth triple-double of the season, Hart joined the ranks of a legendary Manhattan figure, matching a record that has stood as a benchmark of excellence for decades. This achievement underscores his growing impact since joining the Knicks, having recorded all 14 career triple-doubles with the team following his midseason acquisition.
Embracing a Franchise Legacy
Hart now ranks fourth in the franchise’s history for triple-doubles, trailing only those who achieved 23, 16, and 14. His accomplishments thus far highlight a promising integration into a storied organization, contributing to the team’s overall resurgence and competitive spirit.
Looking Ahead
With a chance to set a new personal record when the team embarks on its upcoming road game, Hart’s performance serves as a strong indicator of his pivotal role in the team’s future endeavors. His ability to lead by example continues to elevate the Knicks as they build momentum for the season.
