NBA 2K26 St. Patrick's Day Locker Codes Offer Guaranteed 98+ OVR Alumni Pack

Two St. Patrick's Day locker codes hit NBA 2K26 MyTEAM on March 17, and the headliner is genuinely worth stopping what you're doing for: MYTEAM-ALUMNI delivers a guaranteed 98+ OVR Alumni Player Pack, no RNG asterisk on the floor, just a floor of 98 overall or better waiting in your inventory.

The second code, MT-ST-PATRICKS, drops a St. Patrick's Day Player Banner, which is the kind of cosmetic flex that tends to age well once the holiday window closes. Neither code costs anything beyond the few seconds it takes to type it in.

On the pull quality, the example circulating from the original report gives a useful data point: one opener landed a 98 OVR Corey Maggette from Duke. Maggette is a classic alumni card type, the kind of wing that finds a niche in tempo-heavy lineups, and a 98 overall is nothing to dismiss even if it sits right at the stated floor. The pack description only guarantees "98+ OVR," meaning the ceiling is unconfirmed, so there is genuine upside depending on what the alumni pool holds.

Both codes follow the same redemption path. Launch NBA 2K26, navigate to MyTEAM, open the Market tab, scroll to Locker Codes, and enter the code exactly as printed, dashes included. MYTEAM-ALUMNI and MT-ST-PATRICKS both require the hyphens to register correctly. Hit Redeem, and the rewards land in your MyTEAM inventory the next time you load in. If you're away from your console or PC, the NBA 2K mobile app supports code redemption as well, so geography is no excuse.

The window is the only real pressure point here. Neither code carries a published expiration timestamp, but the standard guidance applies: codes of this type typically expire within a week of release, which puts the practical deadline somewhere around March 24. That window can close earlier than expected, particularly for holiday drops that 2K tends to run on tight cycles. Checking the in-game Locker Codes page or 2K's official social channels for any confirmed expiry time before that window runs out is the safest play.