New York Streets

2019 season

The Streets played their first game on April 13, 2019, a 52–41 win over the Jacksonville Sharks in Jacksonville. A week later, they played their first home game on April 20 against the Orlando Predators. The playing area at Westchester County Center was not large enough for a regulation 50-yard field, so the Streets marked their 38-yard field to make it appear to be regulation sized. The NAL was unaware of the disparity until it was pointed out by local media.^[9] The Streets won, 70–31, and the team was allowed to keep their "short" field.

After splitting their next two contests, the Streets were 3–1 and atop the NAL standings. Then, a series of injuries depleted the roster, and New York lost eight consecutive games. During their final home game on July 21 against the Carolina Cobras, the Streets trailed at halftime, 46–0. During the first half, the visitors' locker room was robbed, with several Cobras players' personal items stolen.^[10] Despite their big lead, Carolina refused to return to the field; later, a coproduction coordinator for the Streets was arrested for stealing approximately $3,000 in cash from the locker room, as well as swiping $1,000 the previous game from a Streets cheerleader.^[11] A week later, the NAL fined the Streets for not providing adequate security but awarded New York a forfeit win due to the Cobras refusing to play, which the league viewed as detrimental to the public image of the league.^[12] The Streets then ended the season with a final 50–35 road loss to the Massachusetts Pirates on July 27 to finish with a 4–10 record.

Folding

The Streets' website went offline before the 2019 offseason. They were not mentioned in the schedule for the 2020 NAL season, which was ultimately cancelled due to the COVID-19 pandemic.^[13]

Season-by-season results

Head coaches

Note: Statistics are correct through the 2019 National Arena League regular season.