NEW YORK -- Wing Josh Hart and center Karl-Anthony Towns each logged triple-doubles in a 128-113 victory over the Dallas Mavericks on Tuesday night, marking the first time in New York Knicks history that two teammates accomplished that feat in the same game.
For Hart, it was his ninth triple-double of the season, also a Knicks record. He had previously shared it with Hall of Famer Clyde Frazier (1968-69).
"I didn't envision this. This is more than I ever dreamed of," Hart said, adding he always hoped to make it to the NBA but figured he'd more likely end up with a talk-show role that involved the sport as opposed to becoming a player.