The NBA Finals have been a star-studded affair, with celebrities flocking to support their favorite teams. Game 5, held at the Frost Bank Center in San Antonio, was no exception. Here's a breakdown of the notable attendees and their reasons for being there.
Spike Lee
As an Oscar-winning filmmaker and long-time Knicks fan, Spike Lee was a no-brainer for Game 5. His presence at Knicks games is a testament to his unwavering support for the team. Lee's passion for the game and his dedication to the Knicks are well-known, and his attendance at this crucial game is a clear indication of his excitement and hope for a victory.
Sydney Sweeney
Sydney Sweeney, known for her role in Euphoria, surprised her boyfriend, Scooter Braun, with tickets to Game 4. This time, she opted to sit in the stands rather than courtside, wearing a Jalen Brunson shirt. Sweeney's attendance at Game 5 showcases her growing interest in the Knicks and her support for the team's star player.
Timothée Chalamet
The young actor, known for his roles in Lady Bird and Dune, has been a consistent presence at Knicks games throughout the postseason. His attendance at Game 5 is a testament to his growing interest in the team and his support for the Knicks' quest for a championship.
Tracy Morgan
Tracy Morgan, a fixture at Madison Square Garden, made the trip to San Antonio for Game 5. His attendance at every game of the series so far highlights his deep-rooted love for the Knicks and his commitment to supporting the team.
John Turturro
A Brooklyn native and a long-time New York sports fan, John Turturro was at Game 1 in San Antonio and made his way to Game 5. His presence at the game is a testament to his passion for the Knicks and his support for the team's efforts.
Ben Stiller
Ben Stiller, a lifelong Knicks fan, has been at every game of the series so far. His dedication to the team and his interest in documenting their postseason run for a documentary are commendable. Stiller's presence at Game 5 is a clear indication of his enthusiasm and support for the Knicks.
Fat Joe
The Bronx-born rapper, known for his love of the Knicks, has been at every game of the 2026 NBA Finals. His attendance at Game 5 is a testament to his unwavering support for the team and his excitement about the possibility of a championship.
Prince Harry
The fifth in line to the British throne, Prince Harry, made the trip to San Antonio for Game 5. His presence at the game is a significant show of support for the Knicks and a testament to the global appeal of the NBA.
Patrick Ewing
A Knicks legend, Patrick Ewing, made the trip to San Antonio for Game 5. His attendance is a reminder of his iconic status in the franchise's history and his hope that the team can finally win a championship.
Allan Houston
Allan Houston, a two-time All-Star, made the trek to San Antonio to see his former team win a title. His attendance is a testament to his love for the Knicks and his hope that the team can finally achieve success.
Giancarlo Esposito
A Manhattan native and a star of Breaking Bad and Better Call Saul, Giancarlo Esposito made it to San Antonio for the game. His attendance is a testament to his support for the Knicks and his interest in the team's performance.
Tim Duncan
Tim Duncan, a five-time NBA champion with the Spurs, was in attendance, sitting with his former head coach, Gregg Popovich. His presence is a reminder of his iconic status in the NBA and his support for the Spurs and the Knicks alike.
