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    Knicks’ Josh Hart Sends His Wishes to Comedian Tracy Morgan After He Left MSG in a Wheelchair

    Basketball has seen its fair share of on-court health scares. From LeBron James suffering severe cramps in the 2014 NBA Finals to Paul George’s gruesome leg injury in a Team USA scrimmage, players have endured frightening moments.

    But this time, the concern wasn’t for an athlete but for legendary comedian and die-hard Knicks fan Tracy Morgan, who had to be taken out of Madison Square Garden in a wheelchair during New York’s battle against the Miami Heat. The unexpected turn of events worried fans and players, with Knicks forward Josh Hart sending his prayers and well wishes to the beloved comedian.

    Josh Hart Sends His Wishes to Tracy Morgan

    The troubling scene unfolded midway through the third quarter when Morgan, seated in his usual courtside position, began showing signs of distress. Just moments later, the famous comedian, who has battled health issues since his near-fatal 2014 highway accident, threw up all the contents of his stomach and was eventually escorted from the arena in a wheelchair, causing a ripple of concern throughout the legendary venue.

    Knicks forward Josh Hart, known for his gritty play and connection with fans, immediately took to social media after the game. “First and foremost, obviously, we hope everything is good with Tracy Morgan. Avid, lifetime Knick fan, so prayers go out to him and his health and safety, said Hart.

    Morgan’s dedication to the Knicks is legendary among NBA circles. Even with his extensive commitments, the

    Hart scored 12 points alongside Mikal Bridges and Karl Anthony Towns, each putting up 28 and 23 points,

    While fans celebrated the win, thoughts remained with Tracy Morgan. His presence at Knicks games has always been a source of joy and entertainment, and the basketball community is hoping for a swift recovery. However, there’s some good news for Knicks fans.

    Tracy Morgan Opens Up After Knicks vs. Heat Incident

    The former ’30 Rock’ star provided an update following the game. From his hospital bed, Morgan addressed the situation, attributing his sudden illness to food poisoning. He has even reassured his fans of his well-being.

    “Thank you for all your concern! I’m doing ok now, and doctors say it was food poisoning. Appreciate my MSG family for taking such good care of me, and I need to shout out the crew that had to clean that up. Appreciate you! More importantly, the Knicks are now 1-0 when I throw up on the court, so maybe I’ll have to break it out again in the playoffs #goknicks,” wrote Morgan as the caption of an Instagram post.

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