It’s likely not a coincidence that the more Josh Hart plays, the greater his impact has been on the Knicks’ success.

Early in the season, as he adjusted to a new role off the bench that brought with it fewer minutes, he struggled.

But injuries to OG Anunoby and Landry Shamet have forced coach Mike Brown to adjust his plans, resulting in Hart getting back to the heavy workloads he had been accustomed to previously in his Knicks tenure.

And during the Knicks’ four-game winning streak, he’s been at his best playing more minutes than anyone else on the team.

Brown originally thought shorter spurts would bring the best out of Hart.

But he’s since realized how many different ways Hart can affect winning, particularly when he’s on the court for longer periods of time.

“I’ve said this qu

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