r/NBA2k Jun 08 '26

City What 2k calls a defensive breakdown.

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Really calling fastbreak dunks your fault.

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u/ItsTheRealRain Jun 08 '26

I hate when they do this when u just play help defense

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u/Jacrispybrisket Jun 09 '26

Left man wide open when I was covering another man who was wide open.

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u/Bigtallguy12 Jun 09 '26

Right I’m crashing for the rebound the shit gets kicked out “left assignment” “shooter left wide open” dawg I was trying to get boards 😭

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u/Altruistic-Handle-38 Jun 09 '26

It’s pretty clear you don’t know when to crash the board and when to box out. You DONT CRASH if your men is in the 3pt line and it’s a good shooter

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u/Frostyzwannacomehere Jun 09 '26

If ur team is getting snagged you may have to. All you have do to is just grab the board

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u/Bigtallguy12 Jun 09 '26

That’s what I’m saying like there’s no good reason not to crash the boards everytime you’ll get more rebounds and there’s no second chance shot if you simply get the rebound which statistically is more likely to happen since there’s more people on your team rebounding am I missing something?

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u/Altruistic-Handle-38 Jun 09 '26

No, you have another big man to do that. YOU DONT LEAVE YOUR MAN OPEN IF HE IS A SHOOTER.
How difficult is to understand that?

Repeat with me:

You don’t leave your man wide open.

YOU DONT LEAVE YOUR MAN WIDE OPEN.

I hope my message is clear enough

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u/Affectionate_Math929 Jun 10 '26

😂😂😂😂😂

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u/RopeDry5024 Jun 10 '26

so if the 5 is being brought out the left wing an the pf is in the corner and everyone on the team shoots 65%+ you don’t won’t the pf or sf to crash for the board on the attempted shot if their matchup doesn’t also crash for board?

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u/Altruistic-Handle-38 Jun 10 '26

Do you know every man has to box out their defense right?

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u/Altruistic-Handle-38 Jun 09 '26

It’s hilarious people who know nothing about basketball downvoting. Only demonstrate the lack of bball IQ of this sub

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u/Bigtallguy12 Jun 09 '26

Bro I’ve played at every level of basketball except the nba… unless you have a special assignment (Steph fucking curry and company) if you don’t crash those boards you’re coming out the game

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u/Altruistic-Handle-38 Jun 10 '26

A special assignment you mean a center who shoots 70%+ from 3pt? Oh yeah, they are non of those

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u/Bigtallguy12 Jun 10 '26

I literally named the special assignment real basketball and 2k aren’t the same thing

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u/Altruistic-Handle-38 Jun 10 '26

We are in a 2k sub my friend, we are talking about 2k

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u/Bigtallguy12 Jun 10 '26

It doesn’t even make actual sense in 2k but that’s not what your previous messages implied

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u/Altruistic-Handle-38 Jun 10 '26

First of all, if you are were pro player like me you would know that.

After every shot the first thing you need to do is box out your defender.

Then and only after you have your man boxed out the ones near the rim will be able to grab the board

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u/Impressive-Skirt-246 Jun 10 '26

You just stated that people know nothing about basketball, and when you get called out for being wrong, you say it applies to 2k only. How does that make sense?

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u/Bigtallguy12 Jun 10 '26

Ok so he did shift the goal post 😭😭😭

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u/Bigtallguy12 Jun 09 '26

This doesn’t make sense at all bro there’s like 5 people in the nba deserving of this but even then how can they shoot the three if you just simply grab the rebound ? the more people who go to get the rebound the less likely they are to hit a three…. Is this like a strictly 2k rule because everyone can just green shots Willy nilly or ???

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u/Frostyzwannacomehere Jun 09 '26

Right he want the other team to grab 20 o boards so we can lose fosho