Wembanyama, Clark and D-Rose revealed as '2K27' cover athletes - ESPN

What the report says
ESPN reported that the cover lineup for “NBA 2K27” was announced Wednesday, with Victor Wembanyama, Caitlin Clark and Derrick Rose selected as the featured athletes for the next installment of the basketball video game franchise. The report identifies the three as this year’s cover stars, but the publicly available text does not include details on separate editions, release timing, pricing or platforms.
The selections bring together three distinct basketball profiles: Wembanyama, the San Antonio Spurs standout whose size and skill have made him one of the NBA’s most closely watched young players; Clark, the Indiana Fever guard who has become one of the WNBA’s most prominent figures; and Rose, the former NBA MVP whose career and popularity have retained a strong following among fans.
The cover choice matters because “NBA 2K” is one of basketball’s most visible annual gaming releases, and its featured athletes often reflect a mix of current performance, cultural reach and fan recognition. Including Clark alongside NBA figures also underscores the continuing visibility of women’s basketball within mainstream sports marketing and gaming.
Because ESPN’s available article text is limited, further specifics should be treated as unconfirmed unless provided by the publisher, 2K or the game’s official channels. The confirmed development from ESPN is that Wembanyama, Clark and Rose have been named as the “NBA 2K27” cover athletes.
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