While the New York Knicks have been fortunate to find success over the Philadelphia 76ers through the first four games of the first-round series, they haven’t had a ton of luck in the health department as of late.

The Sixers hope to shift the momentum on their home court, where they are expected to play better. But the responsibility for that momentum cannot be placed on just Joel Embiid and Tyrese Maxey, who have combined to score more than half (63.

It was enough because the Knicks held the Sixers to 101.1 points per 100 possessions at Wells Fargo Center and 76.2 per 100 in the fourth quarter. (For reference, the league's least efficient offense, Memphis, scored 106.8 per 100 during the regular season.) That doesn't happen without Hart.