The New York Knicks' quest to get back to full strength took a bit of a blow with the release of the injury report for Thursday's game against the Chicago Bulls

Josh Hart did not participate in the Knicks’ practice at their Tarrytown facility on Wednesday, as the team continues to monitor his right knee soreness.

So much for fully healthy. Just hours after completing practice in Tarrytown, the Knicks ruled out starting forward Josh Hart for Thursday’s matchup against the Chicago Bulls, citing patellofemoral syndrome in his right knee — a condition commonly referred to as runner’s knee or jumper’s knee.

New York Knicks star Josh Hart has taken his talents to South Beach. With no All-Star bid to his name—a rejection he couldn't be more thankful for—Hart has already made his way down to Miami for some much-needed down time.

Josh Hart’s knee bears watching but should not set off alarms. It could be much worse. The Knicks’ sparkplug will sit Thursday, when the Knicks host the Bulls, with what the team is saying is Patellofemoral Pain Syndrome,

Knicks’ Josh Hart is battling a knee injury after the All-Star break, raising concerns about his availability for the playoff push