Josh Hart discusses finger surgery options for Knicks ahead of season

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Last updated Sep 30, 2026

Josh Hart discusses finger surgery options for Knicks ahead of season
Summary

Josh Hart addressed questions about his injured finger on social media, clarifying that a joint replacement would end his career. He sustained the injury during the 2025 playoffs and opted not to undergo a second surgery recommended by doctors. Hart played through the discomfort last season, helping the Knicks win the title. He has earned a contract extension eligibility worth up to $132 million, influencing both his durability and the Knicks' future decisions.

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  • •Hart injured his finger during the 2025 playoffs.
  • •He declined a second surgery that would require months of recovery.
  • •Hart averaged 12 points and shot 41.3% from three last season.
  • •He has a team option of $22.4 million for the 2027-28 season.
  • •Hart intends to maintain his availability for games.
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  • 5:23 AMYahoo Sports — Knicks news: Josh Hart gets 100% real on finger surgery options
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Josh Hart wants the finger questions to stop , so he answered them all at once. Responding on social media Tuesday to a photo of him practicing with the digit taped, the Knicks guard laid out exactly why he has not had it repaired. “Just so I don’t got to answer this question anymore. There is no other surgery for me to get besides a joint […] The post Knicks news: Josh Hart gets 100% real on finger surgery options appeared first on ClutchPoints.

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