Devin Booker Unveils NBA 2K23 Cover Art

Booker was one of multiple cover athletes for 2K's simulation basketball game.

Just hours after personally announcing his supermax contract extension with the Phoenix Suns was "signed, sealed, delivered", more good news in the world of Devin Booker emerged when he shared pictures of him on the cover of NBA2K23 early Thursday morning. 

Devin Booker on NBA 2K23 Cover

AHHHHHHHHH @NBA2K @2K pic.twitter.com/Hxg9gDGiFx

— Book (@DevinBook) July 7, 2022

He seems to approve of the art, which features the words "be legendary" famously written on his shoes.

Booker is one of a handful cover athletes for next year's NBA 2K game. Michael Jordan is honoring the year (23) with two different editions, which are available for pre-order today. 

No other way to do it for 2️⃣3️⃣

Introducing our #NBA2K23 Cover Athlete Michael Jordan

🏀Michael Jordan Edition
🏆Championship Edition

Pre-order starting 7/7 pic.twitter.com/WwVTynbK2x

— NBA 2K (@NBA2K) July 5, 2022

WNBA stars Sue Bird and Diana Taurasi also grace an alternative cover. 

Two of the best to ever do it 🏀

Introducing our #NBA2K23 WNBA Edition Cover Athletes @DianaTaurasi and @S10Bird

Pre-order starting 7/7 pic.twitter.com/Lwf5emabUu

— NBA 2K (@NBA2K) July 6, 2022

Booker becomes the first member of the Suns to grace the cover of 2K. Fellow teammate Chris Paul once graced the cover for the NBA 2k8 version. 

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