New York Knicks player Josh Hart has been making headlines lately for his on and off-court contributions to the team. Despite being relatively new to the Knicks since his trade deadline addition, Hart has quickly become a key player. Newsday (URL) reports that his team-oriented play has carried over to the playoffs, where he has been making several clutch plays for the Knicks.
Hart’s talent on the court has impressed Knicks fans, but his playful antics off the court have also caught attention. Heavy.com (URL) caught Hart belting out The Journey’s classic hit “Don’t Stop Believin'” while on the bench during a pivotal playoff game.
But it’s not just his singing that has people talking. New York Post (URL) reported that Hart showed off a customized Yankees-inspired haircut during the playoffs at MSG. The details of his eccentric haircut showed immense love for his new hometown.
Beyond his playful contributions, Hart’s basketball skills have been game-changing for the Knicks. CBS Sports (URL) reports that through four games of the playoffs, New York has been the much more connected and cohesive team, with Hart playing a crucial role in their success.
Hart’s recent promotion to the starting line-up for Game 4 against the Cleveland Cavaliers also showcased his versatility. NumberFire (URL) reported that Hart would start in place of Quentin Grimes, who was out with a shoulder injury. Despite the change up, Hart proved to be an asset to the Knicks as they won the game to take a commanding 3-1 series lead over the Cavaliers.
However, not everyone is singing Hart’s praises. Autoweek (URL) reported that NHRA Top Fuel racer Josh Hart’s tactics were criticized by his rivals during the Four-Wide Las Vegas Nationals. The article appears to refer to a different person with the same name.
Regardless, Josh Hart’s skills and playful personality have made him a standout player on the Knicks team. As the playoffs continue, fans will undoubtedly be looking to Hart for both surprises and significant shots.
