Not all NBA prices in the playoffs do not bear the prestige of the most precious player or the defensive player of the year.
Just ask Josh Hart, who received his trophy on Tuesday for the honor of the “minutes champion” league. The New York Knicks goalkeeper, faithful to the comic form, seemed to be more amused by the Prize than Honoré.
“Minutes champion?” Hart legend his photo of the trophy on his Instagram story, with riant emojis. “I guess I had my cardio this year.”
Josh Hart = NBA minutes field 😅 pic.twitter.com/oqu0vzshct
– NBA SUR ESPN (@espnnba) May 13, 2025
Hart has an average of 37.6 minutes per game this season for the Knicks and the head coach Tom Thibodeau, the largest number of players, according to NBA.com.
The goalkeeper became the first Knick to finish as the NBA minute champion since Julius Randle dominated the League with 37.6 minutes per game in 2020-2021. Hart has an average of 30.4 minutes for his career and 37.25 minutes per match on the first four games in New York in his current eliminatory series with the Boston Celtics.
