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Each year, fans eagerly anticipate the release of the latest installment in the NBA 2k with new features and updated player ratings. Recently, NBA 2K24 announced its cover athletes for the NBA and WNBA editions. But beyond the excitement surrounding NBA 2K24’s cover athletes and player ratings lies another intriguing aspect. This year’s cover athlete for NBA is a tribute to Kobe Bryant again who has been featured three times already.
In WNBA, the athlete is none other than New York Liberty’s star player Sabrina Ionescu. Not only this, she will be sharing a major chunk of profit revenue, too.
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Sabrina Sharing $5.4 Billion Revenue With Kobe Bryant
As reported by Front Office Sports, NBA 2K owner Take-Two Interactive recently announced its quarterly revenue report, which revealed an astonishing $5.4 billion in revenue. What makes it even more remarkable is that some of this revenue will be shared with Kobe Bryant posthumously.

The decision to share such substantial revenue with Kobe Bryant’s estate comes as no surprise, given his immense impact on the game and enduring popularity among fans worldwide. His legacy continues to inspire players young and old, making him an ideal choice for recognition within the NBA 2K franchise.
As part of the arrangement, Sabrina will also benefit from sharing in this significant revenue stream alongside other prominent figures like Donovan Mitchell. This news further solidifies Ionescu’s rising status within professional basketball circles.
Players React to Their Ratings in NBA 2K24
Every year, one of the most highly anticipated aspects of NBA 2K’s release is player ratings. Fans love to speculate about how their favorite players will be rated in various categories such as shooting, defense, and overall skills. In a recent viral video, several athletes discuss their expectations for their ratings in NBA 2K24.
Josh Giddey starts off by predicting his rating somewhere in the “80s,” acknowledging his growth throughout last season from “87” to “94.”
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Shai Gilgeous-Alexander echoes this sentiment by suggesting that his rating should continue where it left off at “94.” Tyrese Haliburton hopes to crack above “90,” while Donovan Mitchell expects a bump up from his previous rating of “92.”
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Sabrina also joins in and says that she expects a higher rating than last year and hopes to be in the “high 90s.” Her goal is to end the season with a rating of “95 plus.”
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