Knicks’ Josh Hart exits early after reinjuring right ankle again
NY Post
DETROIT — The Knicks were already banged up before Josh Hart limped off the court with another ankle problem.
It’s unclear how Hart, who has been dealing with soreness in his right ankle since spraining it on Christmas, was injured.
He grabbed a rebound about midway through the third quarter, started dribbling, and grabbed his ankle area in pain.
Hart went to the locker room and never returned, with the Knicks saying it was a right ankle issue and there was no further update.
Hart was listed as questionable before the game with a left ankle injury, which he twisted Tuesday.
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