The New York Knicks rolled past the Miami Heat 116-95 thanks to a strong effort from Karl-Anthony Towns, Mikal Bridges and Josh Hart, all of whom stepped up in

Josh Hart tied a franchise record with his eighth triple-double of the season on Monday night for the host New York Knicks, who overcame a slow start to rout the reeling Miami Heat, 116-95.

After falling behind by 12 early, the Knicks outscored the Miami Heat by 26 points in the third quarter and Mikal Bridges led New York with 28 points in Monday's 116-95 win.

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The 56-year-old Morgan, a longtime Knicks fan, was featured prominently during the “ Saturday Night Live ” 50th anniversary weekend events at both the “SNL50: The Homecoming Concert” and the live “SNL50: The Anniversary Celebration” special.

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Mikal Bridges scored 28 points, Josh Hart tied a franchise record with his eighth triple-double this season and the New York Knicks beat Miami 116-95, sending the Heat to their first eight-game losing streak of coach Erik Spoelstra’s career.

Mikal Bridges scored 28 points, Josh Hart tied a franchise record with his eighth triple-double this season and the Knicks beat the Heat 116-95 on Monday night

The Miami Heat (29-38) will travel to the East Coast on Monday to face a long-time foe, the New York Knicks (42-24) at Madison Square Garden.

Miami dropped to ninth in the Eastern Conference, six spots below the Knicks. The Knicks rank third behind two East Coast powerhouses: the Cavaliers and Celtics. New York’s Jalen Brunson played a major role in the Knicks' most recent victory over the Heat — an overtime thriller in early March.