Knicks players being honored with temporary street signs in New York City
Street signs honoring each of the Knicks' NBA title-winning players this season went up across the City on Monday. Credit: nyc.gov
The blue-and-orange commemorative signs featuring Knicks players are back throughout Manhattan.
New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani and Department of Transportation Commissioner Mike Flynn announced Monday that each member of the Knicks’ championship-winning team will be honored with a temporary street co-naming.
Each sign features a player’s name and jersey number. Most all of the signs were installed on a street that corresponds to that player’s name and jersey number.
Similar signs were temporarily installed in 2025 before the Knicks fell to the Indiana Pacers in the Eastern Conference Finals. Now, two weeks after winning their first NBA title since 1973 by defeating the San Antonio Spurs in five games, the Knicks signs are back.
“This championship belongs to every fan who packed our parks and plazas and every neighbor who high-fived a stranger after another impossible comeback,” Mamdani wrote in a statement. “These street signs are a tribute to the players who delivered the championship generations of fans waited their whole lives to see and the city that stood behind them every step of the way.”
The<NM1> temporary<NM> co-named streets were installed on Monday along Sixth and Seventh Avenues in Manhattan. Each sign will remain in place for four weeks.
Here’s where you can find each player’s temporary sign:
New Yorkers are still feeling Knicks fever!
— NYC DOT (@NYC_DOT) June 29, 2026
Today we put up special street signs honoring the 2026 World Champion @nyknicks players.
Check them out along 6th and 7th Avenues from Houston Street to 55th Street! pic.twitter.com/5AR4xr6AmR
[BULLET]Sixth Avenue and West Houston Street: Jordan Clarkson No. 00
Sixth Avenue and Bleeker Street: Dillon Jones No. 1
Sixth Avenue and Minetta Lane: Miles “Deuce” McBride No. 2
Sixth Avenue and West Third Street: Josh Hart No. 3
Sixth Avenue and West Fourth Street: Pacôme Dadiet No. 4
Sixth Avenue and Washington Place: Jose Alvarado No. 5
Sixth Avenue and West Eighth Street: OG Anunoby No. 8
Sixth Avenue and West Ninth Street: Kevin McCullar Jr. No. 9
Seventh Avenue South and West 11th Street: Jalen Brunson No. 11
Seventh Avenue and West 13th Street: Tyler Kolek No. 13
Seventh Avenue and West 20th Street: Jeremy Sochan No. 20
Seventh Avenue and West 23rd Street: Mitchell Robinson No. 23
Seventh Avenue and West 25th Street: Mikal Bridges No. 25
Seventh Avenue and West 32nd Street: Karl-Anthony Towns No. 32
Sixth Avenue and West 44th Street: Landry Shamet No. 44
Seventh Avenue and West 50th Street:– Trey Jemison III No. 50
Seventh Avenue and West 51st Street: Mohamed Diawara No. 51
Seventh Avenue and West 55th Street: Ariel Hukporti No. 55
