SALT LAKE CITY – Jordan Clarkson didn’t repeat as the NBA’s Sixth Man of the Year, but he once again owns the honor of being named as one of the league’s best-dressed players.

According to League Fits, a popular social media outlet, Clarkson earned First Team honors for the 2021-22 season.

League Fits began announcing their first, second, and third teams two days ago, as Clarkson was announced Thursday afternoon.

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“FIRST TEAM: @JordanClarksons is truly in a class of his own,” League Fits tweeted. “This is his third consecutive first team selection, and he was one of only two unanimous picks between the panel, fans and pod for this year’s placement.”

Players are selected for the teams via a combination of fan vote, the “Survival of The Fitted” podcast, and a panel vote all weighted evenly.

So far, Clarkson is one of only two players named to the best dressed first team, joining Charlotte Hornets forward Kelly Oubre Jr. who took home the League Fits MVP award.

 

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Former Lone Peak High School standout Frank Jackson was named to the League Fits Second Team. He was joined by former University of Utah forward Kyle Kuzma, Boston Celtics forward Jayson Tatum, Phoenix Suns guard Chris Paul, and Los Angeles Lakers guard Russell Westbrook.

The Third Team was made up of Houston Rockets rookie Jalen Green, Miami Heat forward PJ Tucker, Cleveland Cavaliers guard Caris Levert, Indiana Pacers center Myles Turner, and Minnesota Timberwolves forward Jared Vanderbilt.

League Fits also awarded rookie honors to Brooklyn Nets guard David Duke Jr, Golden State Warriors forward Jonathan Kuminga, Toronto Raptors forward Scottie Barnes, and Rockets teammates Green and Josh Christopher.

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Clarkson is regularly recognized as one of the NBA’s best dressed players and has attended high-profile fashion events like the New York Fashion show. Last season the Jazz guard was named the NBA’s Kicks Fit King by Bleacher Report.

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