Photo by NYCDOT
Each member of the 2026 National Basketball Association (NBA) champion New York Knicks will be honored with a temporary street co-naming in Manhattan.
Each blue-and-orange commemorative sign features a player’s name and jersey number. The street where each sign is installed corresponds to that player’s name and jersey number, creating a championship route through the heart of Manhattan.
The Knicks captured their first NBA championship in 53 years with a 16-3 postseason record, completing one of the most memorable playoff runs in franchise history. Time and again, the team erased double-digit deficits and delivered dramatic comeback victories that united New Yorkers across all five boroughs.
The temporary co-named streets will be installed today along Sixth and Seventh Avenues in Manhattan. Each sign will remain in place for four weeks. Street locations are listed below.
Sixth Avenue and West Houston Street – Jordan Clarkson #00
Sixth Avenue and Bleeker Street – Dillon Jones #1
Sixth Avenue and Minetta Lane – Miles “Deuce” McBride #2
Sixth Avenue and West 3 Street – Josh Hart #3
Sixth Avenue and West 4 Street – Pacôme Dadiet #4
Sixth Avenue and Washington Place – Jose Alvarado #5
Sixth Avenue and West 8 Street – OG Anunoby #8
Sixth Avenue and West 9 Street – Kevin McCullar Jr.# 9
Seventh Avenue South and West 11 Street – Jalen Brunson #11
Seventh Avenue and West 13 Street – Tyler Kolek #13
Seventh Avenue and West 20 Street – Jeremy Sochan #20
Seventh Avenue and West 23 Street – Mitchell Robinson #23
Seventh Avenue and West 25 Street – Mikal Bridges #25
Seventh Avenue and West 32 Street – Karl-Anthony Towns #32
Sixth Avenue and West 44 Street – Landry Shamet #44
Seventh Avenue and West 50 Street – Trey Jemison III #50
Seventh Avenue and West 51 Street – Mohamed Diawara #51
Seventh Avenue and West 55 Street – Ariel Hukporti #55
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