Josh Hart is avoiding joint replacement surgery on his right ring finger, saying it would end his NBA career, while continuing to play after shooting 41.3% from 3.

Hart is 31 years old, is fresh off an NBA championship and, of course, is not done playing. He will continue to protect the jagged ring finger on his right hand the same way he did a season ago, wearing a splint or wrapping it whenever he plays.

And Hart will forever be a Knicks legend as a key part of the team that won the franchise's first championship since 1973. He scored in double figures in two of the last three NBA Finals games against the San Antonio Spurs and also exploded for 26 points in Game 2 of the Eastern Conference Finals against the Cleveland Cavaliers.

Knicks star Josh Hart reveals a concerning update on his finger injury, raising questions about what it could mean for his future.

Josh Hart was going through it on Saturday night. The Knicks star, hoping his Yankees can repeat what he and his teammates did a few months ago, shared his roller-coaster of emotions during the Bombers’ 1-0 ALDS Game 1 loss to the Rays in which they recorded just one hit.

Josh Hart has made peace with it. His finger isn’t getting fixed until he’s done playing basketball. On Thursday, the Knicks’ forward laid out the options. “So I guess its

Jalen Brunson won the NBA Finals MVP as he led the New York Knicks to an NBA title over the San Antonio Spurs. But Josh Hart, his Knicks teammate and

New York Knicks star Josh Hart expanded Thursday on his statement that he has no other option than to play with a wrapped ring finger on his right hand until he retires from the NBA.

Josh Hart has made it very clear that he's a New York Yankees fan, and his latest quote is strong proof of that.

While many NBA players capitalize on the offseason to ramp up recovery efforts and undergo procedures to address nagging injuries, Josh Hart is taking another route. Coming off his first NBA championship,