The New York Knicks have been getting the best version of Josh Hart lately, providing head coach Mike Brown with a cure-all solution to several potential questions about the lineups and rotations. Injuries to Landry Shamet and OG Anunoby put Hart into the starting lineup, where he's excelled as of late and made things easier for Brown regarding the management of Mitchell Robinson's minutes. The Knicks might have a rotational framework that can get them to the playoffs right in front of them, and they should take that into account as teams around the league start making trades.
Knicks' puzzle pieces are falling into place
Hart thriving as a starter is a storyline that has emerged in tandem with Robinson slowly getting increased amounts of clearance from the Knicks' medical team to play more minutes.