US EditionAdams ‘co-names’ New York City streets after Knicks players for playoff run
- Mayor Eric Adams temporarily co-named multiple Manhattan streets after all 15 Knicks players during their 2025 playoff run in New York City.
- The co-naming celebrates the Knicks reaching the Eastern Conference Finals for the first time in over two decades as they pursue their first NBA championship since 1973.
- Each player’s jersey number determined their street assignment, including Jalen Brunson Boulevard on West 11th Street and Karl-Anthony Towns Square on West 32nd Street.
- Adams said the Knicks “embody the spirit of New York” while nearly 8.5 million New Yorkers support the team hosting Game 1 at MSG on Wednesday.
- The co-naming allows all New Yorkers to celebrate the Knicks’ resilient playoff run as the team hopes to win the championship this season.
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Adams ‘co-names’ New York City streets after Knicks players for playoff run
New York City Mayor Eric Adams announced Wednesday that street signs in Manhattan have been “temporarily co-named” to honor individual players on the New York Knicks as the team advances to the 2025 NBA Eastern Conference Finals for the first time since 2000. The city installed blue-and-orange street signs on 15 street corners across Manhattan,…
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