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Josh Hart is set to play against the Miami Heat on Sunday, as he has been cleared from his back issues and will not face any minutes restriction. Following a 19-minute outing on Friday, Hart is expected to see increased playing time with Miles McBride and Mitchell Robinson sidelined. His availability provides a crucial boost for the Knicks, either as a starter or a key contributor off the bench.

Josh Hart will be sidelined for Thursday’s game against the Timberwolves due to an illness, adding to his preseason struggles with finger and back issues. This opens up opportunities for other players on the Knicks roster to step up and potentially secure their spots ahead of the team’s final decisions on cuts.

Josh Hart was absent from Tuesday’s practice due to back spasms, following an injury sustained during last Thursday’s exhibition in Abu Dhabi. Although he missed the recent game against the 76ers, fantasy managers should not worry as he has sufficient time to recuperate before the regular season starts on October 22.

Josh Hart missed Saturday’s exhibition game against the 76ers due to back spasms sustained in Thursday’s game in Abu Dhabi. The injury is not considered serious, but with a long flight back to New York, the Knicks will monitor his recovery closely. With the regular season starting on October 22, fantasy managers should keep an eye on Hart’s status, though he is expected to be ready. Mitchell Robinson’s performance in Abu Dhabi might influence potential lineup adjustments.

Josh Hart, who had surgery on his right ring finger in July, suffered a back tweak during the second quarter of Thursday’s exhibition against the 76ers. The injury occurred while Hart was going for a loose ball. An automatic ejection followed when Hart, in frustration, threw the ball after a jump ball call. His participation in Saturday’s rematch in Abu Dhabi is uncertain pending the assessment of his back.

Josh Hart aggravated his pre-existing finger injury during Thursday’s exhibition game against the 76ers. The injury, initially addressed through surgery in July, resurfaced when he engaged in a physical play while on the floor. Following an ejection for throwing the ball into the stands, Hart’s availability for the upcoming rematch remains uncertain as the team assesses his condition.

Josh Hart expressed a desire to remain a starter for the Knicks but is open to any role that benefits the team. While the Knicks’ starting lineup remains undecided, Hart’s spot is uncertain amid competition from Mitchell Robinson and others. Hart’s fantasy value endures despite a right finger injury, which he may manage with a splint during the season.