Josh Hart also made history, finishing with 16 points, 12 rebounds and 11 assists, marking the first time in franchise history that two Knicks teammates recorded triple-doubles in the same game. Hart’s performance carried even greater significance—as his ninth triple-double of the season set a new franchise record, according to the NBA.

On Tuesday, the New York Knicks cruised past the Dallas Mavericks to win 128-113. Naji Marshall scored 38 points, but it wasn't enough as OG Anunoby scored 35 of his own and was supported by 26 from Karl-Anthony Towns and a triple-double from Josh Hart.

It didn't count toward his historic box score but New York Knicks star Josh Hart recorded perhaps one more rebound after the final buzzer sounded at Madison Square Garden. Hart made Knicks history in the 128-113 win over the Dallas Mavericks,