Knicks Reportedly Consider Trading $81 Million Josh Hart Amid Performance Concerns

The New York Post has launched a 15-part 'Most Postmore' series celebrating the greatest figures in New York sports history, with expert teams selecting top players for each local team, sport, and an ultimate all-encompassing New York sports foursome. For the New York Knicks, the Post's Mount Postmore list includes Patrick Ewing, Jalen Brunson, Walt Frazier, and Willis Reed, though fans have expressed some dissatisfaction with Brunson's inclusion due to his relatively short tenure and absence of Finals appearances. Meanwhile, the Knicks face potential roster changes this offseason, with forward Josh Hart possibly being traded despite his popularity and solid statistical contributions, as the team seeks financial flexibility. Analysts have criticized Hart's fit with the roster, highlighting his struggles with shooting and defensive lapses that hurt the team's performance, especially during the playoffs. While Hart had a season marked by highs including nine triple-doubles, the Knicks were statistically better when he was off the court during the regular season. The debates around team legends and current roster moves underscore the dynamic and passionate nature of New York basketball fandom.