2026
NBA PLAYOFFS

The 2026 NBA Playoffs delivered everything basketball fans could ask for: buzzer-beaters, unforgettable performances, heartbreak, and history.
The postseason culminated with the New York Knicks capturing their first NBA Championship since 1973, defeating the San Antonio Spurs in five games. Jalen Brunson cemented his legacy with a spectacular Finals performance, earning Finals MVP honors after averaging 32.6 points, 4.6 assists, and 2.0 steals, punctuated by a masterful Game 5 performance.

As the NBA’s Official Timekeeper, Tissot owned a premier position throughout the entire postseason, with unparalleled visibility during every defining moment. From every clutch shot and game-changing possession to the championship celebration and Finals MVP presentation, Tissot was front and center alongside the action—reinforcing its place at the heart of the NBA’s biggest stage and the most iconic moments of the 2026 Playoffs.

memorable moments

OG Anunoby's game-winning putback completes the 29-point Finals comeback.

This was the hero moment of the postseason. Facing a 29-point deficit, the Knicks staged the largest comeback in NBA Finals history before OG Anunoby delivered the iconic game-winner with 1.2 seconds remaining.

Three-panel basketball scene in a packed arena: players near the basket as fans celebrate a game, with raised hands and cheering spectators visible.
Knicks guard in blue jersey dribbles the ball past Spurs defenders in white uniforms on a crowded basketball court.

Jalen Brunson's 45-point championship clincher

Every championship needs a defining hero, and Jalen Brunson delivered. His Knicks Finals-record 45-point masterpiece secured New York’s first NBA Championship in 53 years and earned him Finals MVP honors. Playing through wrist discomfort only added to the legend, making his championship run one of the most memorable storylines of the 2026 NBA Playoffs.

Victor Wembanyama's record-setting 12-block triple-double.

This was the hero moment of the postseason. Facing a 29-point deficit, the Knicks staged the largest comeback in NBA Finals history before OG Anunoby delivered the iconic game-winner with 1.2 seconds remaining.

Basketball player in a black jersey (no. 1) jumping for a slam dunk at the basket as the crowd watches, with arena signage visible above the backboard.
Two basketball players share a postgame hug amid a crowded arena and cheering fans.

The Knicks finally become champions again.

Every championship needs a defining hero, and Jalen Brunson delivered. His Knicks Finals-record 45-point masterpiece secured New York’s first NBA Championship in 53 years and earned him Finals MVP honors. Playing through wrist discomfort only added to the legend, making his championship run one of the most memorable storylines of the 2026 NBA Playoffs.

courtside signage

As the Official Timekeeper of the NBA, Tissot Courtside Signage was featured in all 29 NBA Playoff games that aired across the ABC and ESPN family of Networks.

Total P18-49 Courtside Signage imps Delivered:

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NBA Finals

5 Games

P18-49 imps Delivered:

40,563,000

NBA Conference Finals

1 Game

P18-49 imps Delivered:

2,973,000

NBA Conference Semifinals

3 Games

P18-49 imps Delivered:

6,318,000

NBA Playoffs First Round

4 Games

P18-49 imps Delivered:

6,720,000

Close-up of a hand gripping an orange basketball, wearing a gold wristwatch and a black sleeve."

3 Games

P18-49 imps Delivered:

8,744,000

3 Games

P18-49 imps Delivered:

6,421,000

10 Games

P18-49 imps Delivered:

13,125,000

NBA Playoff Viewership
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