City Hall in New York displays a jersey tied to Patrick Ewing’s career as part of preparations for the Knicks’ championship parade, and the decision triggers backlash from some Knicks fans. Multiple outlets report that the retired No. 33 jersey—associated with Ewing—appears in connection with a player who is described as little-used, leading supporters to question the accuracy or appropriateness of the display. The controversy centers on whether the jersey attribution is correct and whether the presentation matches the team’s celebration plans. Both sources characterize the reaction as widespread, with fans expressing outrage online and in response to the imagery shown at City Hall. The reports do not cite any statement from City Hall or the Knicks explaining the rationale for the display or whether corrections are planned. As of the time of the coverage, the incident is presented as a likely public-facing error amid broader parade preparations.