Aliyah Boston critiques Caitlin Clark’s NBA 2K27 cover likeness
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 6, 2026, 12:31 AM
Last updated Aug 6, 2026
Aliyah Boston provided a humorous critique of Caitlin Clark’s virtual representation on the NBA 2K27 cover during the 'Post Moves' podcast. Boston celebrated Clark’s historic achievement as the first WNBA player to feature alone on a premium cover but remarked that her digital likeness resembled that of Bridget Carleton. Boston’s comments highlight ongoing concerns about player likenesses within the NBA 2K franchise, reflecting her previous disappointment with her own in-game appearance. Discussions about this topic underscore the significance of representation in women's sports video games.
- •Aliyah Boston discusses Caitlin Clark’s NBA 2K27 cover appearance.
- •Boston compares Clark's likeness to Bridget Carleton.
- •Clark is the first WNBA player on a global NBA 2K cover.
- •Boston previously criticized her own virtual likeness in NBA 2K.
- •The conversation took place on the 'Post Moves' podcast.
- 12:31 AMYahoo Sports — Aliyah Boston roasts Caitlin Clark’s NBA 2K27 look with hilarious comparison
"Aliyah Boston celebrated Caitlin Clark’s historic NBA 2K27 cover, but she had a hilarious complaint about her teammate’s appearance in the game.
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