Josh Hart is already ‘tired’ of one thing after New York Knicks’ NBA championship run

After a summer of celebration, Josh Hart has addressed what he would like to focus on going into next season as the reigning NBA champions. The New York Knicks finally winning a championship after half a century was incredibly meaningful for the fans as well as the team. The achievement has been celebrated throughout the summer and the offseason but the new season is now here. The Knicks will hoist the banner and get their rings on Tuesday, just before they tip off against the Philadelphia 76ers as the reigning champions. While Josh Hart is excited about the prospect of this incredible moment, he has also spoken about how he thinks things should be moving forward. Josh Hart says Knicks are tired of ‘hearing the congrats’ and excited to move on and start the new season Winning a championship is one of the hardest things in sports. However, defending the title brings very different challenges, and that is the mountain the Knicks are now looking to climb. Focusing on the new season means being in the moment and not resting on the laurels of past achievements. Hart was asked about finally receiving the rings and hoisting the banner, and he stressed on this point, talking about the need to shift the team’s focus. “”It’ll be cool,” Hart said. “Obviously, getting a ring, hanging the banner will be dope. I think we’re excited about that, but also excited to kind of move on from it. You get tired of hearing the congrats. The stories are nice, at times, but we’ve gotta fully turn the page and realise that that’s not the team that we are now. We have to put the work into being a team that’s in a similar position next year.” The Eastern Conference is tougher this season. Tyrese Haliburton is back for the Pacers, and both the Sixers and the Heat have made significant improvements to their rosters. While the Knicks deserve to bask in the glory they have earned, it does make sense that the team is ready to move on to the next challenge. Golden State Warriors receive Stephen Curry ankle update after concerning practice injury Ben Simmons shares inspiring message after devastating injury which may have ended his career The eye-watering price Knicks fans will have to pay for courtside seats at home opener vs LeBron James’ 76ers