NEW YORK (AP) ― They hung nicely in the lockers, T-shirts that can only be won, not bought.

“Can’t Stop NY Knicks,” they read. “2013 Division Champions.”

A “long overdue” prize for the franchise, coach Mike Woodson called it, and one that players set as a top priority in training camp.

“It’s a great thing to achieve one of your main goals, and now we’ve just got to go get that gold ball,” reserve J.R. Smith said.

The Knicks romped to their first Atlantic Division title since 1994, getting 36 points from Carmelo Anthony and beating the Washington Wizards 120-99 on Tuesday night for their 13th straight victory.

Anthony put this one away with 21 points during the Knicks’ 37-point third quarter that gave them a 95-71 lead. The NBA’s scoring leader added eight rebounds and six assists while becoming the first Knick since newly elected Hall of Famer Bernard King with five straight 35-point games.

“I just think Melo, he’s been on a nice run and I mean it’s nice to see because and I know what he’s thinking,” Woodson said. “He was thinking winning that division tonight and he wasn’t going to leave any doubt in anybody’s mind that we earned the rights to win the division tonight.”

Iman Shumpert added 18 points for the Knicks, who negated a height disadvantage by tying a franchise record with 20 3-pointers. Smith and Chris Copeland each added 17 points.

On their longest winning streak since winning 15 in a row from March 1 to April 2, 1994, the Knicks can tie the franchise record of 18 in a row, set early in their first NBA championship season of 1969-70, by winning their final five games.

Next up is a visit Thursday to the Chicago Bulls, who have won all three meetings this season and ended Miami’s 27-game winning streak last month.

The Knicks have won or shared six division titles, but had gone nearly two decades without looking at the rest of the Atlantic from the top.

Division titles aren’t particularly important in the NBA ― the Knicks don’t even hang banners that recognize theirs. It guarantees teams a top-four seeding in the playoffs but not necessarily home-court advantage in a series, which is determined by won-loss record, and Boston coach Doc Rivers said he couldn’t even remember talking to the Celtics about winning the division while they were taking the last five Atlantic titles.

But Woodson has been talking about it as a goal since replacing Mike D’Antoni last March. There was little celebration afterward, with many fans having already left when the public address announcer told the crowd the Knicks had won it after Anthony finished his on-court interview.

Indiana 99, Cleveland 94

Brooklyn 104, Philadelphia 83

Miami 94, Milwaukee 83

Toronto 101, Chicago 98

Memphis 94, Charlotte 75

Houston 101, Phoenix 98

Oklahoma City 90, Utah 80

Golden State 105, Minnesota 89

LA Lakers 104, New Orleans 96