The NBA announced the All-NBA teams for the 2026 season. Shai Gilgeous-Alexander and Victor Wembanyama, who stood out in the Western Conference finals, made the first team. Gilgeous-Alexander was selected as MVP for the second time this year and made the All-NBA first team for the fourth consecutive time. Wembanyama was selected to the All-NBA team for the first time after unanimously winning the Defensive Player of the Year award this season. Nikola Jokić from the Denver Nuggets drew attention with his eighth consecutive All-NBA selection. Jokić and Gilgeous-Alexander were unanimously placed on the first team. Luka Dončić and Cade Cunningham were the other names on the first team. In the second and third teams, players like Jaylen Brown, Kawhi Leonard, Donovan Mitchell, Kevin Durant, and Jalen Brunson were included. Players must have played at least 65 games to be eligible for the All-NBA selection, but some players were exempted from this criterion with special permissions. Most of the selected players led their teams to higher ranks with their successful performances throughout the season. Jalen Duren from the Detroit Pistons and Chet Holmgren from the Oklahoma City Thunder made the third team for the first time. These selections are based solely on players' regular season performances. Some key players could not make the list because they did not meet the game count criterion. The All-NBA teams are considered a significant achievement in players' careers and also have financial impacts on new contracts.