Old school. Humbling. In the heart of one of NYC's infamous hang areas. You never know who's popping in...last week NBA superstar Pat Beverly dropped in. Here at W4th it's called The Cage.. you got ballers who use to be nice, are nice, trying to be nice and some scrubs even make their way onto the court. If you get out there earlier you can shoot around but once time passes everyone starts coming out and then actual games start being played. Sometimes there's a guy who has a sign up "Got next" list (bcuz it gets hectic n they try to keep some control)... There's only 1 Full Court and it sits on the corner so millions of passerby-ers stop and watch. There's 1 extra hoop to the side along with a few handball courts. There's also league games sometimes...not sure who to reach out for that tho... and sometimes they're out there selling merch. MTA train station right there on corner that blue and orange lines...
Read moreWest 4th Streets has officially become my new favorite basketball court in NYC. The energy and vibes here are unmatched, and you never know who might step on the court. I was fortunate enough to play alongside George “The Messiah,” a local legend in the New York basketball scene. What makes this spot even more special is its connection to my Fridays. I stop by to play after attending prayers at ICNYU. It has become a weekly tradition, blending faith, community, and my love for the game. Highly recommend this court to anyone looking for a dynamic...
Read moreWhat can I say that already hasn't been said? West 4th Street Courts are world known. Plenty of professional ball players have come from and come to West 4th Street Courts. And if you do know, then you just don't know. I've played handball for more years than I can count. Come and spend some time either watching or playing. You...
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