The NBA Finals tipped off on Wednesday at Frost Bank Center in Texas, featuring the New York Knicks facing the San Antonio Spurs.

The Knicks returned to the Finals for the first time in over two decades and sealed the evening with a 105-95 triumph over the Spurs.

The much-awaited contest attracted a glittering audience packed with corporate leaders, entertainment icons, and sports notables.

Here are the standout personalities we noticed.

Ben Stiller

Ben Stiller, a dedicated Knicks supporter for years, appeared in the stands enthusiastically backing his team.

Once the game concluded, Stiller departed the arena while filming the post-victory excitement on his phone, as shown in video shared on X by Page Six.

Spike Lee

Director Spike Lee attended wearing the Knicks' classic blue and orange attire.

In 2024, Lee earned SuperFan honors from the Naismith Basketball Hall of Fame. He has maintained Knicks season tickets since 1985, according to ESPN.

Tracy Morgan

Actor and comedian Tracy Morgan was observed at the event in a blue-and-orange New York Knicks shirt paired with a chain necklace and bracelet.

In a May interview with Complex Sneakers, Morgan revealed he gifted the Knicks squad two pairs of Nike Kobe 5 "Bruce Lee" sneakers each during 2024.

"Just to let them know I'm part of the fanbase and we appreciate what they do," Morgan noted in the clip.

Morgan also contributed his voice to special New York City subway messages urging supporters to ride the train for Knicks viewing parties and home games at Madison Square Garden.

Shaquille O'Neal

NBA great Shaquille O'Neal entered the venue in a white T-shirt and blue pants featuring a Superman design while holding a suit jacket, based on video posted on X by Page Six.

O'Neal serves as one of the hosts for the NBA Finals pregame program "NBA Tip-Off" and the postgame show "Inside the NBA."

Timothée Chalamet

Timothée Chalamet was captured navigating the arena prior to tip-off in footage shared on X by SNY, a regional sports television network.

Henrik Lundqvist

Former New York Rangers goaltender Henrik Lundqvist reached the game wearing a cream-colored jacket over a white-and-orange Knicks T-shirt, per an X video from SNY Rangers.

He stepped away from the NHL in 2021 and currently works as a hockey analyst for TNT Sports.

Bob Iger, Josh D'Amaro, James Pitaro, and Adam Silver

Disney board member Bob Iger, Disney CEO Josh D'Amaro, ESPN chairman Jimmy Pitaro, and NBA Commissioner Adam Silver joined the crowd for Wednesday's matchup.

Broadcast commentators quipped that the group formed a "murderers' row of executives."

The NBA Finals air on ABC and are produced by ESPN, both Disney-owned outlets.

Tori Kelly

Grammy-winning vocalist Tori Kelly delivered "The Star-Spangled Banner" ahead of the game. She plans to drop her sixth studio album on June 12.