Hart took a shot at the Spurs of the English Premier League on Sunday, prompting confusion with the Knicks hosting the San Antonio Spurs on Wednesday.

Forward Mikal Bridges has been a New York Knick since July 6—but in a spiritual sense he truly became a Knick on Wednesday. In front of a national television audience on Christmas Day—traditionally the NBA's biggest stage,

Victor Wembanyama and Karl-Anthony Towns are two of the NBA's best 7-footers. But it was 6-foot-4 Josh Hart's rebounding that iced the New York Knicks' Christmas win over the San Antonio Spurs.

Many of the NBA’s greatest players are close to wrapping up their careers. But the league is in good hands with Spurs superstar Victor Wembanyama.

In case you weren't aware, New York is a Knicks Town again. Sure, the Juan Soto sweepstakes between the Mets and Yankees drew a lot of attention, but we're still a couple months away from pitchers and catchers (and possibly overpaid sluggers) reporting.

Like a father with a garbage bag hunting for discarded wrapping paper, New York Knicks forward Josh Hart was diving all over the floor on Christmas Day. Hart's serendipitous double-double was perhaps lost in the holiday fold amidst packed box scores for Mikal Bridges and Victor Wembanyama but it came up as the Knicks took down the San Antonio Spurs 117-114 on Wednesday afternoon at Madison Square Garden.

A Knicks fan on X wrote to Josh Hart earlier in the week that he wasn’t going to post again until the Knicks guard scored 30 points. Hart responded: “That ain’t my job brother. See you on the other side.