Tag: Josh Hart

Josh “Hart Attack” Hart has had a string of three twenty-point games after only scoring above that mark once in the previous however many games. If he had been picked one pick later, he would be the second-best player drafted in the second round (after Dillon Brooks) with an argument for being the best player…

Here’s the deal: I’m supposed to be watching Josh Hart play Fortnite on Twitch with some other NBAers (ostensibly for charity, but that’s stupid, because I’d definitely play video games for free, heck, I do it all the time), and it was supposed to start like 15 minutes ago, and I’m just sitting here looking…

Josh “Hartstone” Hart just came back from some kind of injury that took him out for the month of March (I can’t keep track of all these injuries but I’m assuming it was something serious and not something made up like “big toe infarction”), and he’s back to getting the big minutes he was seeing…

We’ve seen this before; small-ish dude happens to grab a bunch of rebounds in some random game, decides that he’s going to be a rebounder from now on, then goes hard on the glass in the next few games before the coaches tell him to leave the rebounds for the bigs. It happened with Westbrook…

I put “14 rebounds” in the title of the video just because it blows my mind that a guy of Hart’s size can just go out and get fourteen rebounds like it’s nothing. It’s not because the fourteen rebounds are actually represented in this video. They’re not. But it’s just too anomalous of a stat…

Josh “The Hulk” Hart (do the Lakers players really call him that? Ess Em Aitch) scored 26 points in a game earlier this year, which makes 16 points seem like 100% worthless sewer trash unworthy of a video. But I have reason to believe that Hart’s 26 points against the Rockets was one of the…

I am of the opinion that career-highs set in games with overtime periods shouldn’t count (did Wilt need extra time to get 100???? hell to the no), but I’m willing to concede the point, because most people don’t agree with me on this. So, with the aid of a couple of OTs, Josh Hart got…

Is Josh Hart this season’s Anthony Brown? For those who don’t remember, Anthony Brown played his rookie 15-16 season with the Lakers, appearing in 29 games and somehow starting eleven of them. He averaged four points per game, shot 31% from thefield, and, as of this season, is out of the league. Hart is shooting…