In Photos: First-looks at Caitlin Clark & Angel Reese in the upcoming NBA 2K25

Caitlin Clark and Angel Reese are two of the best rookies the WNBA has seen in recent years. The Indiana Fever and Chicago Sky rookies are going toe to toe for the 2024 Rookie of the Year award.

An advantage of becoming pros is that they will be featured in the upcoming installment of NBA 2K25. The company's X (formerly Twitter) account shared the first images of Clark and Reese in the game, including specific messages for each player, on Wednesday.

"A game-changer in every way 🎮," the company wrote for Caitlin Clark.

"Chi Barbie got the Windy City buzzing 🤩," the company wrote for Angel Reese.

The two players are already drawing a lot of attention to the WNBA. They are expected to lead the new generation of players and bring the league to new heights in terms of popularity.

Clark and her Fever have broken attendance records. Reese and the Sky have also drawn attention wherever they go, becoming another attraction for new WNBA fans.

Caitlin Clark speaks on potentially joining Breanna Stewart, Napheesa Collier's 3x3 league

Added to her participation in the new installment of NBA 2K, Caitlin Clark could find her way to a new competition created to give more money to WNBA players without having to go overseas. The 3x3 Unrivaled league created by Breanna Stewart and Napheesa Collier looks promising, as it's reportedly secured having a college star like Paige Bueckers on its roster.

Clark has been rumored to be a person of interest for the league, but she made it clear she's not thinking about that possibility.

“Honestly I’m just focused on this right now. One thing at a time. Can’t always just be moving on to the next. My focus is right here," Clark told reporters when asked about whether she'd take on the challenge.

Clark is one of the biggest names in the world of basketball right now, and wherever she goes, people watch. Having her on Unrivaled would be huge, but at this point, she's trying to lead the Indiana Fever to the WNBA playoffs.

The first rookie to ever post a triple-double in the W is putting on a show and exceeding expectations this campaign, and the future looks bright.