Angel Reese landed the cover spot for NBA 2K26 WNBA Edition and basketball fans are talking again. The Chicago Sky star beat out other players to become the face of the popular video game series. NBA 2K bosses picked Reese because she brings bold energy and confidence to women's basketball. The company wants players who create buzz and help grow the league's fan base. Reese joins Carmelo Anthony and Shai Gilgeous-Alexander as cover athletes for different game editions.
Zak Armitage from NBA 2K explained why they chose the young star for the honor. He said Reese makes waves and starts important conversations about women's sports. The game company believes she inspires young players and helps bring new viewers to WNBA games. Armitage called her a storyteller who has made her mark on basketball's biggest stages. He welcomed Reese to the 2K family and praised her gaming impact.
The cover features Reese wearing her signature Reebok sneakers during game action. Her selection has sparked fresh debates about star power in women's professional basketball. Reese has always been vocal about her role in making the league more popular. She reminded people that multiple players deserve credit for the WNBA's growth. The star first gained national attention during LSU's championship run when her viral celebration moves made headlines across sports media.
Zak Armitage from NBA 2K explained why they chose the young star for the honor. He said Reese makes waves and starts important conversations about women's sports. The game company believes she inspires young players and helps bring new viewers to WNBA games. Armitage called her a storyteller who has made her mark on basketball's biggest stages. He welcomed Reese to the 2K family and praised her gaming impact.
The cover features Reese wearing her signature Reebok sneakers during game action. Her selection has sparked fresh debates about star power in women's professional basketball. Reese has always been vocal about her role in making the league more popular. She reminded people that multiple players deserve credit for the WNBA's growth. The star first gained national attention during LSU's championship run when her viral celebration moves made headlines across sports media.
