Sixers' Adem Bona receives high block rating in upcoming NBA 2K26 game
A big topic everybody looks for is ratings. The masses want to know what their favorite player's 2K rating is in the game and the official Twitter account released the top 10 rated shot blockers in the game. Philadelphia 76ers big man Adem Bona received a high block rating as he prepares for his second season in the league.
Bona, who averaged 1.2 blocks as a rookie in the 2024-25 season, received a shot block rating of 91 which is tied for sixth with Orlando's Jonathan Isaac in the top 10 of shot blockers in the game.
Bona will be looking to give the Sixers a little bit of everything out on the floor as he begins his second season after a productive rookie year in Philadelphia.
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