New York Knicks swingman Josh Hart recorded his top outing of the 2025-26 season on Nov. 6, shaking off the early struggles that had marked the opening weeks of his campaign.
The strong performance followed a series of subpar games that left Hart searching for rhythm. Team officials and teammates had cited his energy and versatility as keys to breaking the slump, and Thursday’s showing offered the clearest evidence yet that he is returning to form.
Specific statistical details from the game were not immediately disclosed, but the club characterized the effort as Hart’s most complete of the year, noting improvements in scoring, rebounding and on-ball defense.
New York entered the contest looking to stabilize its rotation after a rocky start. Coaches had urged Hart, a key reserve and occasional starter, to remain aggressive despite shooting woes in October. The Nov. 6 matchup provided the turnaround they had hoped for.
The Knicks resume play later this week, and Hart is expected to maintain a prominent role as the team continues a challenging stretch of the schedule.
Source: New York Post
