Josh Hart already has been dealing with multiple injuries, but the versatile Knicks wing has not yet been ruled out of Wednesday’s game in Miami.

Hart played Monday night against the Cavaliers after being listed as questionable with an ankle impingement, but he left the game with four minutes left in the fourth quarter following a midcourt collision.

Hart was designated as questionable again for the Heat game with what the team now classified as a lower leg contusion.

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Hart has averaged 16.0 points and 9.0 rebounds in 33 minutes per game in three starts this season. If he is unable to play Wednesday night, he likely would be replaced in the starting lineup by Miles McBride.

With just under five minutes remaining in Monday’s loss to the Cavs, Hart collided with Caris LeVert while battling for a loose ball and fell to the floor in pain.