Indiana Fever star Aliyah Boston continues to take issue with the appearances of WNBA players in NBA 2K. This time, she turned her attention to her teammate Caitlin Clark's look in the popular video game.
In the latest episode of the "Post Moves" podcast, Boston and her co-host Candace Parker discussed about Clark being chosen as a cover athlete for NBA 2K27. The Fever playmaker is set to be featured on the Deluxe Edition of the game, making her the first WNBA player to have her own global NBA 2K premium cover.
While Boston was hyped to see Clark receive such a major honor, it doesn't mean she's a fan of how they look in the game. When Parker showed the Fever guard's NBA 2K profile, Boston said that her teammate looked nowhere near her actual appearance.
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According to Boston, Clark looked more like Portland Fire forward Bridget Carleton in the video game.
"It's literally copy-paste Bridget Carleton," Boston shared. "And all that though after you did face scans."
For her part, Parker agreed with Boston, saying it's "actually ridiculous" that NBA 2K couldn't get it right. She added that Clark looked like a combination of Carleton and Fever head coach Stephanie White.
It's not the first time that Boston has complained about the issue, though. In the past, she expressed her disappointment over the fact that she looked like a "little boy" in NBA 2K.
"That's me. Are we joking?" Boston said in May. "I look like a little boy. … I fear for myself. Why would they do that? I've done face scans!"
