NBA Milestone Today: Hart 10+11+11 breaks the 53-year record in team history! 38 points wins 55-year record

Hart 10+11+11

Knicks (4) 119-81 (2) eliminated the Celtics. Josh Hart made 3 of 8 shots in the game, including 1 of 3 three-pointers and 3 of 4 free throws, scoring 10 points, 11 rebounds and 11 assists.

Hart became the first player in the team's history to win a triple-double in the playoffs in 53 years after Walter Frazer in 1972;

Hart also became the third player in the team's history to win a triple-double in the playoffs after Walter Frazer (4 times) and Dick Mike Quayle in 1952;

Knicks entered the Eastern Conference Finals again after 25 years

Knicks eliminated the Celtics 4-2 to advance to the Eastern Conference Finals, and will play against the Pacers.

Knicks advanced to the Eastern Conference Finals for the first time in 25 years. The last Eastern Conference Finals was in 2000. They also played against the Pacers, and were eventually eliminated by the Pacers 2-4.

Knicks won 38 points and set a team record in history

Knicks defeated the Celtics 119-81 in the game. 38 points in the game;

Knicks, a single-game net win of 38 points in the playoffs, set a team's record of single-game net win (previously recorded 55 years ago: 36 points in the second round of G5 against the Bucks in 1970);

Brown made 6 fouls and 7 turnovers

In this game, Celtics player Jaylen Brown made 8 of 20 shots in the game, including 3 of 9 three-pointers and 1 of 2 free throws, scoring 20 points, 6 rebounds, 6 assists, 1 steal and 1 block. 6 fouls and 7 turnovers;

Brown became the first player in team history to make 6 fouls and 7 turnovers in the playoffs, and also became the first since Antetokounmpo and Durant in 2018.

Rick White Positive and Negative Value-45

Drek White made 3 of 11 shots in the game, 2 of 8 three-pointers, scored 8 points, 1 rebound, 2 assists and 1 steal, plus and minus value-45.

Drek White became the fourth person in history after Bain (-51), 2022 Clay (-45), and 2019 Drummond (-45);

Drek White made positive and negative value-45, breaking the most positive and negative value record in team history (previously recorded: Avery Bradley-42);