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Knicks’ Josh Hart goes biblical on Cam Schlittler amid Yankees’ postseason ride

The New York Yankees took care of business without much fuss in their AL Wild Card series clash against the Boston Red Sox, sweeping the best-of-three with a run differential of +16. This domination would not have been possible without ace Cam Schlittler, who set the tone for the Yankees with a strong Game 1 start in which he shut out the Red Sox […] The post Knicks’ Josh Hart goes biblical on…

Knicks’ Josh Hart goes biblical on Cam Schlittler amid Yankees’ postseason ride

New York Knicks forward Josh Hart expressed his admiration for Yankees ace Cam Schlittler during the AL Wild Card series against the Boston Red Sox. Hart, a devout Christian, drew a biblical parallel between Schlittler and Jesus Christ, suggesting that Schlittler might hold a place next to God at his right hand. This comparison came as a result of Schlittler's impressive Game 1 performance, where he shut out the Red Sox over 6.1 innings, striking out ten while allowing only two hits and one walk.

Hart's enthusiasm for Schlittler's skills was evident, and he plans to attend Game 3 of the ALDS at Yankee Stadium. However, Schlittler is scheduled to start Game 2 on the road against the Tampa Bay Rays, so Hart won't be present to witness the performance that has earned him a special spot in Hart's esteem. Schlittler has continued to excel in high-pressure situations, with a superior road ERA (1.16) compared to his home ERA (2.86) this year.

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