Phogify

Not sure how any of you are going to help me, but 2K support sure isn't. I have little to no lag before this message pops up. Xbox One's detailed network statistics tells me I have a download speed of 51.73 Mbps, an upload speed of 5.87, Packet loss 0%, MTU 1480, latency of 110. As far as I can tell I should be fine to play online, yet it hasn't let me since the day it released. I have no problem trying to play any other game online. Hooking up an ethernet cable has not helped, same with hard resetting my xbox. Could there be some obscure reason 2K seems to be detecting that my connection isn't strong enough when it really is?

Or is that just me?

http://myanimelist.net/animelist/animetr1x

My tastes are different than his so it's kind of hard for me to find one.

T-Wolves MyGM roster after a few seasons (didn't spend any VC, for those that don't know you can spend VC to basically do any trade/signing you want)

Andrew Wiggins

Anthony Davis

Andre Drummond

D'Angelo Russell

Mario Hezonja

Ben Simmons

Kristaps Porzingis

Emmanuel Mudiay

Ben McLemore

Sixers MyLeague roster after a few seasons (changed sliders to make trades and signings more difficult)

Kevin Durant

Paul George (traded for after signing Anthony Davis, just cause I wanted this team to be different)

Joel Embiid

Karl Anthony-Towns

D'Angelo Russell

Ben Simmons

Khris Middleton

Meyers Leonard

Brandon Ingram

Stanley Johnson

Some notes:

-How is it realistic at all that I ca

Doing the dunk contest in mycareer, my guy does a crazy 360 and the announcers go nuts like it's a 50... I get a 36. Other guy does a lame ass dunk and the announcers don't really like it and he gets a 44. Last time I did it it also seemed completely random.

I watched a lot of the Kings last year and while McLemore may not put up the best stats, he shows a lot of fucking flashes. I think I remember he was shooting above 40% from three before you guys fired Malone, I think he'll take the next step and shoot 40% from outside for the full season and expanding his game even more like he did from year 1 to year 2 on both ends. When he was a rookie he looked scared to do anything else but catch and shoot, while he's still not great at creating for himself he improved A LOT going into year 2 and looked much more comfortable. There's a lot of untapped potential there. What do you guys think of him going forward?

I can't say I'll be rooting for you guys

It's funny because I remember getting in an argument with a Hinkie hater on r/nba, part of my argument for being pro-Hinkie was how Hinkie was able to clear so much cap space and how useful that cap space would be. Basically I was told that our cap space was redundant/useless because of the situation we are currently in. Guess people don't understand the concept of taking on contracts to gain assets.

Anyway, I'm just glad that Hinkie is putting our cap to use, and we are still under the cap floor by quite a lot after that deal. I have to think he still has another move or two in store. This right here is why you can never save too much money when it comes to player salaries. We may be miss

The trade in question is, under this season's current salaries, Joe Johnson being traded for Jabari Parker, Caron Butler and Zaza Pachulia.

Please ignore the lack of fairness in the trade, I just found this testing out the machines.

ESPN: http://i.imgur.com/4NtNCjG.png

RealGM: http://basketball.realgm.com/tradechecker/saved_trade/6585967

As you can see, ESPN thinks it fails and RealGM thinks it works.

I have a theory for why this might be the case. Let's look at a rule regarding going over the salary cap in trades, per wikipedia.

Teams above the cap (or teams below the cap but would end up more than $100,000 over the cap following a trade) cannot acquire more than 125% plus $100,0

I know that basically everyone here shares the same view on Hinkie, but I really just needed to say that. Thanks.