"Another breastmilk situation": NBA fans in splits after Josh Hart's innuendo-hyped Commanders post after massive win

Not one to mince words, Josh Hart took social media by storm with his recent tweet on X (formerly Twitter). It appeared that the New York Knicks forward caught the electric NFL skirmish between the Washington Commanders and the Tampa Bay Buccanneers and celebrated the Commanders' 23-20 win with a tweet that had NBA fans in splits.

Soon after the win, Hart commented:

"WE COMMING TONIGHT!!!"

This had one of the responses reading:

"This is going to be another breastmilk situation.... @Roommates__Show"

More responses poured in with one of the fans tweeting:

"funniest guy in the league"

Another fan wrote:

"You are the best player on the Knicks"

One Commanders fan liked what he saw:

"anything possible with 5"

An NBA fan wanted him to rest to gear up for the Pistons on Monday.

"Aye man rest up, we got Detroit in town tomorrow"

Hart, a Maryland native was one of the many stars catching the marquee game on Sunday. Earlier, Angel Reese was one of the players cheering on QB Jayden Daniels to lead Washington to a win.

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Josh Hart working with referees to get fewer tech fouls

Josh Hart has been one of the players in the league slapped with one too many technical fouls and the forward has taken a step to curb the calls on him. Recent reports say he has sought the help of an official to see how he can deal with situations better in situations. Per the New York Post:

"Some of the techs I got, I haven’t even cursed so I kind of been surprised by them. So I’m not going to say what ref but I asked him, 'Do I have a bad reputation? Or what? Man-to-man, let me know. Because I’m trying to work on it. And he was just like, 'No, you’re an amazing competitor. But sometimes in the heat of competition, it’s like you’re against us, too. Like you look at it 8 on 5.' Which I do sometimes."

It has been a solid season for Josh Hart so far as he averages 14.4 points, 9.1 rebounds (career high), and seven assists (career-high) as the Knicks look to consolidate their top-five position in the East. At the time of writing, they are placed third with a healthy 26-14 record.