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However it is true that the current king has to be Carmelo Anthony. Based on stats alone, Carmelo Anthony's 95 OVR card is undoubtedly the best option to play with at this moment. It will take a lot of work to get to him, however, as it is necessary grind season one to earn him. But once you acquire Carmelo Anthony.
You will have in your possession the top offense in the game right now. You'll be able to overlook his defense since you will easily catch up in scoring. That's not saying that his defense is awful and it's definitely not the best. Don't give Melo some ball most of the time he'll be finished with a score as you head to the opposing area of court.
The Market has quickly become one of the most popular new features of NBA 2K22 due to its speedy matchmaking and reproduction of 1-on-1 Rush Event of past titles. For those who want to play the chance to play some 1v1 games this game, here's all you need to know about The Market in NBA 2K22 MyCareer on Next Gen.
In the warm and welcoming lights at
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