On a night when Josh Hart broke a New York Knicks franchise record that stood for 56 years, he decided to give the game ball to a teammate who played three minutes. It was just one more unselfish play in a season full of them for the eight-year veteran.

Josh Hart reached a new level to prove he is not a one-dimensional player on Tuesday night. The veteran notched his ninth triple-double of the season in the Knicks’ 128-113 win over the Mavericks at Madison Square Garden, surpassing Walt “Clyde” Frazier for most triple-doubles in a single season in the franchise’s history.

It's hard to become the first to ever do something in the Knicks long and storied history, but Josh Hart and Karl-Anthony Towns did just that on Tuesday night against the Mavericks: Towns and Hart became the first Knicks teammates to get triple-doubles in the same game during a comfortable home win against the shorthanded Mavericks (no Anthony Davis on the second night of a back-to-back).