Josh Hart is avoiding joint replacement surgery on his right ring finger, saying it would end his NBA career, while ...

Josh Hart will continue to play through the finger injury that "held him back" last postseason. It's exactly why Knick fans love him.

Josh Hart explains why he won't get surgery on his damaged right ring finger (via @snytv) #nba #knicks #newyorkknicks ...

Josh Hart is choosing to keep playing, even if it means dealing with pain in his right ring finger for the rest of his NBA ...

Josh Hart has made peace with it. His finger isn’t getting fixed until he’s done playing basketball. On Thursday, the Knicks’ ...

This summer, doctors gave Josh Hart the news that he required a joint replacement, which would prevent him from ever playing again.

Josh Hart revealed his damaged finger requires a career-ending joint replacement, forcing him to play through the pain.

Hart stated Thursday that he'll need to have his finger wrapped until he retires, Kristian Winfield of the New York Daily News reports. Hart notes that he plans to continue to wrap his right ring ...

New York Knicks forward Josh Hart explained why he opted against getting surgery on his finger this offseason.

The sparkplug said that major surgery, or amputation, are the only options. So, he's choosing to play through it.

Hart is 31 years old, is fresh off an NBA championship and, of course, is not done playing. He will continue to protect the ...