CAREER AVERAGES: Hartenstein has appeared in 322 games (61 starts), averaging 6.0 points, 5.6 rebounds and 1.7 assists in 18.0 minutes per game.

2023-24 (NEW YORK KNICKS): This season he set career-highs with 25.2 mins per game, 8.3 rpg, 3.3 offensive rebounds per game, 1.2 steals per game, and 1.1 blocks per game…Finished the season ranked fifth in the NBA in offensive rebounds, and fifth in total offensive rebounds (244)…Recorded a career-high 20 points on 80 percent shooting, eight rebounds, three assists, two blocks, and one steal against his former team the Denver Nuggets (Mar. 21, 2024)… Hartenstein tied his career high after collecting 20 rebounds against the Grizzlies (Jan. 13). He also amassed 12 points, four blocks, and two steals. Hartenstein joined Rudy Gobert, Domantas Sabonis, and Andre Drummond as the only players to record 20+ rebounds on at least two different occasions this season…Hartenstein is the first player this season to record 10+ points, 20+ boards, at least four blocks and at least two steals in a game. He is also the first Knick to record this stat line since Marcus Camby registered 21 points, 22 boards, two steals, and six blocks against San Antonio in 2002.… Hartenstein grabbed a career-high 20 rebounds, scored 10 points, and recorded five blocks vs. Chicago on ABC. He is the fourth Knick in team history with 20+ rebounds, 10+ points, and five or more blocks in a game, joining Patrick Ewing, Marcus Camby, and John Gianelli. He is also the second player to accomplish the feat this season, joining Rudy Gobert…Also recorded 15+ rebounds in nine games this season…Registered 10 points, 20 rebounds, and five blocks against Chicago (Jan.3, 2024). Finished the season recording 10 pt/reb double-doubles.

INTERNATIONAL CAREER: Played with Zalgaris of EuroLeague in 2016-17, helping to lead team to Lithuanian League title. Played in 2014 Jordan Brand Classic International Game. Played for Germany in 2014 FIBA Europe U16 Championships, 2015 and 2016 FIBA Europe U18 Championships. In 2016, played for Artland Dragons of the German Pro B (Third Division). Member of German men’s national team at 2017 EuroBasket.

Last name pronounced hart-en-SCHTEIN. Born in Eugene, Ore.; Moved to Germany with his family at age 11. Father Florian played basketball at Oregon and professionally in Germany. Spent four seasons playing in Germany’s youth and boys league from 2011-15.