Amidst an alarming stretch, Josh Hart believes that the New York Knicks needs to share the love. Despite solid efforts from Hart, the Knicks (25-14) have dropped four of their last five games, including a particularly perturbing 126-101 decision to the Oklahoma City Thunder on Friday night at Madison Square Garden.

Following that blowout loss, Hart turned heads in the locker room with his comments questioning the "egos" that the team is dealing with currently.

Following the Knicks' Friday night loss to the Thunder, Josh Hart reiterated a message that suggests a divide in the locker room.

New year, same Josh Hart. The do-everything guard was at his best again for the Knicks in Wednesday’s 119-103 win over the Jazz at Madison Square Garden, putting up a triple-double for a second straight game.

Josh Hart makes history by recording another triple-double for the Knicks in their convincing win over the Jazz.

The jury is still out on whether Josh Hart is a forward or guard for the New York Knicks, but he sees himself in a different way. Hart doesn't matter what he's viewed as, but he knows his role that he plays for the team,

Josh Hart's play and leadership have been significant to the Knicks' resurgence and togetherness. Since arriving with the franchise in 2023, Hart has become the team leader. Hart embraces the on-court physicality,

Hart leads New York with six technical fouls by a wide margin and got another in the 112-98 win over the Toronto Raptors on Wednesday night. He would even go as far as to contact

Josh Hart’s relationship with the referees is a work in progress but headed in the right direction. Leading the Knicks in techs this season by a wide margin — Hart had six before Wednesday — the forward said he reached out recently to an official to better understand the problem and how to fix it.