Dillon Jones has joined an extremely rare record in NBA history. The power forward won his second consecutive championship after capturing the title in 2025 with the Oklahoma City Thunder and repeating this year with the New York Knicks.
The achievement makes Jones the sixth player in NBA history capable of winning consecutive championships with two different franchises, a circumstance reserved for very specific profiles and underscores how exceptional his recent trajectory has been.
Curiously in 2025, with the Thunder, he appeared in 3 Finals games against the Pacers, with a total of 10 minutes played, averaging 1.3 points, and in 2026 he didn't even take the court in the Finals against the Spurs. Two Finals, 10 minutes on the floor, two championship rings. Being in the right place at the right time, and moreover, twice over.