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Tunnel Vision: The All-NBA Finals Fits Team 2026

By Amiel Dugenia - June 15, 2026

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The NBA Finals series was a spectacle and these players also brought it in the tunnel.

The season came to a close with the New York Knicks defeating the San Antonio Spurs to capture the NBA championship. The Finals featured clutch performances and great moments. While the basketball was elite, the players also made sure the fashion conversation stayed alive.

Across five games, the tunnels of Madison Square Garden and Frost Bank Center became runways for some of the league’s best-dressed players. Here are our selections for the 2026 All-NBA Finals Tunnel Team.

Jordan Clarkson

Jordan Clarkson

One of the most stylish players of his generation finally added an NBA championship to his resume.

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In his second Finals appearance, Jordan Clarkson delivered exactly what we’ve come to expect. For years, he’s been among the league’s most consistent fashion standouts, and New York feels like the perfect stage for the newly crowned champion.

The Finals fits were classic JC, he looked confident and effortless. Every fit was always on point. No overthinking, no instructions needed, just straight buckets, much like when he’s inserted into any lineup. His presence alone is must-see in the tunnel and that makes him a strong contender for the Tunnel MVP.

Landry Shamet

Landry Shamet
Sneakily one of the best in the league when it comes to fits.

Another strong contender for Finals Tunnel MVP, Landry Shamet continued the style breakout that defined his season. After years of moving between teams, Shamet finally found a home in New York, and his outfits flourished alongside his role with the Knicks.

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His looks centered around relaxed, effortless layering featuring timeless overshirts, dad hats, and his signature penny loafers. Add in the occasional handbag, and the formula was complete.

The effortless Copenhagen style and vibes were brought by the Knicks sharpshooter throughout the playoffs. Shamet earned his place both in the Knicks’ rotation and on this lineup.

Karl Anthony-Towns

Karl-Anthony Towns
No one rocked his team and city more than KAT.

Karl-Anthony Towns’ jackets were consistently the highlight of his tunnel appearances, and the Finals only reinforced that reputation.

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He had his moments in the series, but his off-court style never wavered. Now an NBA champion, Towns may have even more Knicks-inspired pieces and championship-themed fits on the way.

Whatever comes next, expect the outerwear game to remain elite.

Victor Wembanyama

Victor Wembanyama
Wemby used his unique frame to elevate his already outstanding outfits.

Anchoring the lineup is none other than Victor Wembanyama.

The Spurs superstar showcased classy and polished fits throughout the season, and he saved some of his best looks for the Finals. From Louis Vuitton pieces to understated patterned staples, Wembanyama consistently made high fashion look effortless.

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His unique frame only adds to the appeal, allowing him to wear pieces in ways few others can.

The Spurs may have fallen short this year, but expect Wembanyama and San Antonio to be back on this stage for years to come.

Tyler Kolek (Tunnel Finals MVP)

Tyler Kolek
Knicks guard Tyler Kolek delivered exceptional fits during the Finals.

Our Finals Tunnel MVP is Tyler Kolek.

Kolek brought swagger all season long, but during the Finals, he elevated his style to another level. He doesn’t just wear designer pieces, he makes them his own. One standout look featured a vintage Issey Miyake jacket paired with Prada jeans and Chanel boots, effortlessly blending luxury with personality. Distinctly NYC.

Tyler Kolek

His tunnel performance throughout the series was unmatched. Despite not logging major minutes on the court, Kolek dominated off it, earning our MVP honors.

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Images courtesy of NBA on Instagram.

Frequently Asked Questions

NBA tunnel fashion refers to the outfits players wear when entering arenas before games through the player tunnel. It has become a major cultural moment in basketball, with players treating the pre-game walk as a personal style showcase — drawing coverage from fashion media alongside traditional sports outlets.

The New York Knicks won the 2026 NBA championship, defeating the San Antonio Spurs across a five-game Finals series. Games were played at Madison Square Garden in New York and Frost Bank Center in San Antonio.

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The GAME Philippines named Tyler Kolek as the 2026 NBA Finals Tunnel MVP. The Knicks guard elevated his off-court style across the series, with a standout look combining a vintage Issey Miyake jacket, Prada jeans, and Chanel boots earning top honors.

The 2026 All-NBA Finals Tunnel Team selected by The GAME Philippines features Jordan Clarkson, Landry Shamet, Karl-Anthony Towns, Victor Wembanyama, and Tyler Kolek, who earned Tunnel MVP honors for his series-best off-court style.

Victor Wembanyama wore Louis Vuitton pieces during the Finals. Tyler Kolek’s standout look featured a vintage Issey Miyake jacket paired with Prada jeans and Chanel boots. Landry Shamet leaned on relaxed layering with overshirts, dad hats, and penny loafers.

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