Josh Hart is making waves in New York, rewriting history as he surpasses Walt Clyde Frazier's 55-year-old franchise record for triple-doubles. In a standout performance against the Dallas Mavericks, Hart achieved an impressive triple-double, recording 16 points, 12 rebounds, and 11 assists. This marks Hart's ninth triple-double of the season, solidifying his role as a critical player for the Knicks.

Knicks coach Tom Thibodeau praised Hart's versatility, highlighting his ability to be a facilitator, rebounder, and hustle player. This collective effort contributed to the Knicks' strong team performance, which included an impressive 40 assists against the Mavericks. Karl-Anthony Towns, the Knicks' All-Star, also recorded a triple-double in the same game, making it a historic night for the franchise.