Hey gamers,
Welcome to another episode of my blog where I talk about games I've played and anything game-related.
After work today, I decided to play NBA2k which I haven't played in a while. A couple of weeks ago I started with my league where I play against a lot of other NBA teams.
The inclusion of all my players prepared and ready for action for each match is what excites me the most about the game.
Then we get to the movement. The coordination for the NBA players is well constructed to fit the quick response on the pad. Each round is against a team and you can decide to play the game or simulate through the game.
I started easy with the league and as I moved on to the match, the team began to become more difficult to play against as they started to tighten up on their defense while experimenting with their offense.
I did the same with my team, placing Draymond Green on the defense while pushing forward with Curry and Klay, my two deadly combo against any team. With this concept, I knew you needed a strong player for an all-around position. Somebody like Giannis the Greek freak. Unfortunately, the Milwaukee Bucks were unwilling to release. You would release their franchise player.
After a couple of rounds against the Minnesota Timberwolves, Oklahoma City Thunder, and Memphis Grizzlies, I got a pretty sweet offer from the Brooklyn Nets who were looking for a trade. Jonathan Kuminga exchange for Tobias Harris.
At first glance, I was wondering why the offer but when I looked through the team's line-up, I saw it wasn't that bad. They had Bridge and a couple of other shooters I don't remember their names now. This could only mean they were probably lacking some strong play in the defence, which explains why they would be interested in Kuminga.
Kuminga is quite an experienced player in the field of defense and he knows how to bring it down as well when the need arises. Although he has not been so active on my squad due to the presence of Green and Wiggins. I am currently operating a team where my players should be bringing baskets while playing their respective roles Although Kuminga has been tremendous so far in defense, he still needs to work on creating more plays on the offensive. Hopefully, he does that for the Brooklyn Nets, since I jumped on the trade.
Also, I need to mention that Brooklyn Nets' decision to trade Tobias was a move to help save their balance sheet as his wage is quite high. A of $350k per week which I'm not mistaken, bringing it down to $18.9m per year.
Notwithstanding, he is quite an addition to the team bringing in good numbers and playing all positions on the court. His 3 points are decently good and his defensive strikes are remarkable. I can't wait to see what he has to offer when we make it to the playoffs.
See you in the next game.
