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NBA 2K26 MyTEAM gets 47-card refresh in largest Friday drop yet

MyTEAM logged 47 new cards on Friday, its biggest drop yet, and that volume could move prices, rotations, and budget targets fast.

Nina Kowalski2 min read
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NBA 2K26 MyTEAM gets 47-card refresh in largest Friday drop yet
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MyTEAM’s Friday reset arrived with 47 new cards, the largest single-day refresh logged in this Season 6 stretch and a clear signal that the mode is still being pushed hard into late April. The size of the drop matters as much as the names inside it: in MyTEAM, a wave this big can change who fits a lineup, who belongs on the Auction House watchlist, and which cards suddenly become worth chasing before prices settle.

The April 17 refresh stands out because it landed after a week of smaller swings. The broader update index shows 25 cards on April 10 for Power: Final Form, just five cards on April 7 for Power refresh, and a much bigger 52-card burst on April 3 when Season 6 and Power Awaken launched. Put together, those entries show a mode that is still getting new inventory every few days, with Friday emerging as the strongest window for major roster turnover.

That kind of volume hits more than the top tier. MyTEAM players do not only react to the headline promo cards; they react to usable depth. A 47-card drop can create fresh budget options for Salary Cap, new bodies for Triple Threat and Clutch Time, and cheaper fillers for collection grind paths and agenda cleanup. Even cards that never become must-start meta pieces can matter if they bring the right badge mix, attributes, or animation profile for a narrow role.

For competitive players, the timing is the real story. A refresh this large can push current rotation cards out of lineups faster than expected, especially if a new release covers the same position or archetype with better value. It can also shake the market immediately, as collectors and flippers sort through what is rare, what is usable, and what is likely to be ignored. In a mode built on constant churn, the safest assumption after a Friday update like this is that yesterday’s bargain can become today’s overpay in a hurry.

The April 17 drop also reinforces the rhythm of Season 6 itself. Between the April 3 launch burst, the April 7 and April 10 follow-ups, and now a 47-card Friday update, the cadence is not slowing down. MyTEAM is still expanding fast, and the biggest winners are usually the players who open the update first, identify the budget cards before the crowd catches up, and move before the Auction House does.

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