New York Knicks forward Josh Hart has been dealing with a knee injury, and it could derail the team's plans for the playoffs. Hart, who turns 30 years old next month, missed both of the Knicks' games out of the All-Star Break against the Chicago Bulls and Cleveland Cavaliers,

Hart has been durable since joining the Knicks two years ago, only missing one game last season while finishing 11th in the NBA in total minutes. The prognosis for runner’s knee, as NYU Langone physical therapist Charles Homoky told The Post’s Mark W. Sanchez, is positive as it’s a common ailment that “I don’t think is going to derail a season.”

Hart has been one of the most durable players for the Knicks this season. He's averaging over 14 points per game with a career-high nine rebounds and five assists. He's also shooting at a career-best clip from both the field and beyond the arc.