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Josh Hart says his right ring finger needs a joint replacement that would end his career. The Knicks now face a real concern.

New York Knicks guard Josh Hart revealed that an injury to his right ring finger is severe enough that fully repairing it would require a career-ending joint replacement. Speaking to Fred Katz of The Athletic, Hart confirmed he will avoid surgery and instead play through the condition using a splint or wrap.
Empire Sports Media's Alexander Wilson argues the Knicks must actively manage Hart's workload and minutes this season to protect his shooting hand. Hart shot a career-best 41% from three-point range last season, but the long-term impact on his shooting and ball handling remains uncertain.
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