Jason Hart is a professional basketball player from the United States of America who plays as a point guard. In 1997, Hart went to the Syracuse University and led the conference in minutes played, becoming the first freshman ever to do so. He went on to become the all-team leader in steals and second in assists for the Syracuse University. He also made it to the First Team from All Big East as well as became part of the Syracuse All-Century Basketball team.
In 2000, upon graduation, Hart joined the Milwaukee bucks but in the entire rookie season, just saw one game with 2 points. He was sent to the Asheville Altitude in the NBA Developmental League and in December, was picked up by the Spurs for 10 games.
After the Spurs adventure bombed, Hart went to the Greek A1 League and played for Makedonikos BC before returning to the Spurs for the 2003-04 season. He played 53 games for the Spurs and had an average of 3.3 points in the season.
Released by Spurs at the end of the season, Hart signed up for the Charlotte Bobcats at the beginning of the 2004-05 season and in their first ever game, made the first ever steal for the Bobcats. Hart ended with 9.5 points per game average along with 5.0 assists and 2.7 rebounds per game. At the end of the season, he was traded out to the Sacramento Kings. After a season of struggles with the Kings, he moved to the Los Angeles Clippers after being waived off by the Kings. He was traded out immediately to the Utah Jazz who were looking for a replacement PG for Deron Williams who was out for 8 games. Ronnie Price, the other backup, began playing wonderfully meaning that Hart would not get a look in and was removed from the rotation.
In 2008, Hart was traded back to the Clippers for Brevin Knight.
