New York Streets

The New York Streets are a professional indoor football team based in the New York metropolitan area. They are owned by Corey Galloway and are members of the National Arena League (NAL) since the 2019 season. They play their home games at the Westchester County Center in White Plains, New York.

History
In July 2018, the franchise was founded by Brooklyn local businessman Corey Galloway. Their website and social media announced that they were members of the National Arena League (NAL), although the league had no mention the team at that time. On December 13, 2018, the NAL announced its approval of a New York City franchise for the 2019 season, added the Streets' logo to their team list on December 17, and officially announced the team on December 18. The team announced they were playing most of their home games out of the Westchester County Center in White Plains, New York, with select games at Madison Square Garden. When they released their inaugural schedule, no games at Madison Square Garden were included, but the Streets did come to an agreement to have their home games aired on MSG Network.

The Streets played their first game on April 13, 2019, a 52–41 win over the Jacksonville Sharks in Jacksonville. The Streets played their first home game on April 20 against fellow NAL expansion team, the Orlando Predators. While the Streets proceeded to win with a score of 70–31 at the Westchester County Center, they played on 38-yard field instead of the regulation 50-yard field with markings to make it appear to still be 50 yards. After four games, the Streets had a 3–1 record but then fell to a 3–9 record prior to their final home game on July 21. By halftime in that game against the Carolina Cobras, they had been shutout 46–0. The game was then cancelled as the visitor's locker room had been robbed and several Cobras' players personal items stolen. A contracted production coordinator for the Streets was arrested for stealing approximately $3,000 in cash from the locker room, as well as stealing $1,000 the previous game from a Streets' cheerleader. A week later, the NAL fined the Streets for not providing adequate security but awarded the Streets a forfeit win due to the Cobras refusing play, which the league viewed as detrimental to the public image of the league. The Streets then ended the season with a final 50–35 loss to the Massachusetts Pirates on July 27 to finish with a 4–10 record.

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