NBA2K AI Simulation

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Currently in the second round. Dallas has upset the Nuggets. I'm guessing Luca and Porzingis went off on em.

My Heat lost to the Sixers. Dumbass robots, man. AI doesn't know the game, boxscore watcher.


https://www.engadget.com/nba-2k-sim-225706376.html

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FINAL RESULTS

https://sports.yahoo.com/76-ers-win-the-2020-nba-finals-according-to-nba-2-k-20-163549731.html (https://sports.yahoo.com/76-ers-win-the-2020-nba-finals-according-to-nba-2-k-20-163549731.html)

Luka goes off: The Mavericks swept the Nuggets (https://sports.yahoo.com/nba/teams/denver/) in the first round, with Doncic averaging 34.2 points, 12.3 rebounds and 10.5 assists in his first ever playoff series. Doncic’s run ended in the second round against LeBron and the Lakers (https://sports.yahoo.com/nba/teams/la-lakers/), but it was an incredible playoff debut for the Mavs’ young star.

Oh no, Milwaukee: Giannis and the Bucks (https://sports.yahoo.com/nba/teams/milwaukee/) easily got past the Magic in the first round, but the MVP was shockingly beaten in five games by the Boston Celtics (https://sports.yahoo.com/nba/teams/boston/) in the second round. Somewhere, Pat Riley smiles and the Miami 2021 rumors begin.

Kawhi shuts down Harden: The Houston Rockets (https://sports.yahoo.com/nba/teams/houston/) fell all the way to the No. 7 seed and into an unfavorable matchup with Kawhi Leoanrd and the Clippers (https://sports.yahoo.com/nba/teams/la-clippers/) in the first round. The Rockets and their extreme small-ball lineup flamed out in five games, with Harden averaging just 21.8 points. And so began an extremely uncertain offseason for coach Mike D’Antoni, GM Daryl Morey and even Harden.

Chris Paul (https://sports.yahoo.com/nba/players/3930/)’s revenge: Paul and the Thunder went from pleasant surprise in the regular season to buzzsaw in the playoffs. OKC (https://sports.yahoo.com/nba/teams/oklahoma-city/) took down Utah in a thrilling seven-game series to open the playoffs, with Paul going for 22 points in the deciding Game 7. Paul and the Thunder then shocked the Clippers in the second round, dispatching L.A. in five games. All of a sudden, the offseason trade that sent Paul George (https://sports.yahoo.com/nba/players/4725/) to the Clippers and Shai Gilgeous-Alexander (https://sports.yahoo.com/nba/players/6022/) plus a bunch of picks to the Thunder looks like one of the more one-sided deals of all time. The Thunder’s magical run ended in the Western Conference finals against the Lakers, but Paul added to his already complicated legacy.

Philly goes crazy: The 76ers were one of the most inconsistent and strangest teams in the regular season, but a late run vaulted them to the No. 3 seed. Joel Embiid (https://sports.yahoo.com/nba/players/5294/) and Ben Simmons (https://sports.yahoo.com/nba/players/5600/) were dominant in the first two rounds, sweeping Indiana and then Toronto, to get revenge for last year’s conference semis heartbreaker against the Raptors (https://sports.yahoo.com/nba/teams/toronto/). Against all odds, Philly took down Boston in a grueling seven-game Eastern Conference finals to reach the NBA Finals. Ironically enough, the Sixers hit their stride after losing Al Horford for the playoffs because of knee tendinitis. Simmons still never shot a three.

The Finals: 76ers roll

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OMG LEBRON CHOKES AGAIN...EVEN IN NBA2K LOL

It was a rematch of the 2001 NBA Finals between the 76ers and Lakers. Embiid averaged 28.5 points and 15.2 rebounds heading into the Finals, but would it be enough to stop Anthony Davis and LeBron?
It was. The Sixers took down the Lakers in six games with Embiid being named Finals MVP. LeBron’s return to the Finals after a one-year hiatus was a disaster reminiscent of his performance against Dallas in 2011. James averaged just 20 points in the Finals and had just 18 points off eight shots in the final game. The sports debate shows had content to last all summer.

And Simmons was an NBA champion without taking a three.