Hart set two new records in Knicks history, and it was quite heartwarming to give the record ball to his teammates after the game

NBA Knicks swingman Hart scored 16 points, 12 rebounds, and 11 assists in the face of the Mavericks on the 26th, completing two team history records in a single game, but handed the ball to the team's rookie McCara after the game, which was quite heartwarming.

NBA Knicks swingman Hart

Hart and teammate Downs completed the first time in team history that day, and this game was also his ninth time this season, surpassing Fraser and the most in a single season in team history.

Although it was record night, Hart handed the ball to McCalla, who was making his debut on the same day, after the game. The 24-year-old guard, who hails from the University of Kansas but ended his college career early with a knee injury, was named by the Knicks in the second round last year and began playing in the Development League this month, averaging 11.3 points and 5.3 rebounds in 11 games, and also has a chance to play at the top of the game.

McAlla, who came off the bench in the last 3 minutes of the final quarter when the team led by 24 points, scored 2 points in the 1:41 from the bottom, and his career in the NBA was separated, which also made the Knicks bench thunderous, and the Knicks finally retreated 128-113 to the Mavericks to close the second consecutive victory.

Hart handed the record ball to McCala after the game, calling it an easy decision, "My record will be broken sooner or later, and hopefully the sooner the better, but the NBA's first scoring moment is something that no one can take, and it's important for him to take that ball." ”