The NBA Finals Game 1 just came to a close, and what a match it was. Following a close contest between the New York Knicks and the San Antonio Spurs, fans witnessed the Knicks win the game with a 95-105 score.
The Frost Bank Center in San Antonia was flooded with celebrities as many made their way to the Southern state to watch the NBA Finals Game 1. Fans also saw an attempt to revive the prestige of The Finals, as league commissioner reintroduced the Larry O’Brien Championship Trophy decal at center court in Texas, accompanied by the grandeur that had diminished over the last ten years.
However, it was Knicks superfan Timothée Chalamet who again stole the show. Chalamet was present for almost all of Knicks' playoff games, and he maintained his routine by again appearing for the finals. However, for the finals, Chalamet arrived in style. Wearing an Adidas T-shirt, he was spotted wearing his custom The Crown Collection Marty Supreme luxury chain.
MARTY SUPREME ERA NEVER ENDS! 🏓
Timothée Chalamet wore custom The Crown Collection 'Marty Supreme' luxury chain for the NBA Finals Game 1 tonight. pic.twitter.com/G8h8Ttg970
— Timothée Chalamet Updates (@timotheeupdates) June 4, 2026
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The Crown Collection, which has the iced-out jewelry masterpiece handcrafted in Los Angeles, was crafted specifically for the Marty Supreme actor. Commissioned via designer Doni Nahmias, the chain was created to immortalize Chalamet's role as Marty Supreme. An extremely luxurious item, the chain blends elite stone-setting with cinematic iconography.
Apart from Chalamet, several other celebrities attended the game, including Governor Greg Abbott, Bruce Bowen, Paulina Chávez, Tim Duncan, Mark Henry, Jimmy Goldstein, and many others.
Leading 1-0, the Knicks are scheduled to play their Finals Game 2 on Jun. 5, 2026, and Game 3 on Jun. 8, 2026.
The NBA Finals Game 1 just came to a close, and what a match it was. Following a close contest between the New York Knicks and the San Antonio Spurs, fans witnessed the Knicks win the game with a 95-105 score. The Frost Bank Center in San Antonia was flooded with celebrities as many made their way to the Southern state to watch the NBA Finals Game 1.