New York Knicks guard Josh Hart dunks the ball against the against the Miami Heat in the second half at Madison Square Garden in New York, New York, November 14, 2025. JASON SZENES FOR NY POST
DALLAS — After Steve Kerr sounded the alarm on the NBA’s pace and schedule contributing to a rash of injuries , Josh Hart agreed that there are too many games, but also recognized the financial benefit is a compelling argument for status quo.
“Do I think there’s too many games? Yeah,” Hart said Thursday of the 82-game schedule before the Knicks faced the Mavericks. “Conversely, will [the owners] and the league and players take a pay cut to not do that? I don’t know.
“It’s easy to sit there and say that we play too many games — which we do — but conversely, we’re also blessed to be able to benef

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