NBA 2K23 Season 2 Week 4 has come and gone. Another set of games has been played, another week of stats has been put up, and we are now in the middle of the season. As always, there are a lot of cards to choose from when looking at the best of the best. But which one is the most popular? This blog post will look at the best popular card from NBA 2K23 Season 2 Week 4. We will examine the card and see what makes it so popular.

 

 

If you're looking for the best NBA 2K23 cards to buy this week, you're in the right place. In our weekly guide to the best cards in NBA 2K23, we'll show you the most popular cards on the NBA 2K23 market, along with some tips on how to get the most bang for your buck.

 

Player	Ovr	Outside	Inside	Defend	Athleticism	Playmaking	Rebound
Jrue Holiday	93	86	54	79	76	81	47
Luka Doncic	96	93	84	68	68	94	83
Ja Morant	93	92	71	70	87	95	60
Lauri Markkanen	88	88	88	60	67	53	55
Victor Oladipo	99	99	62	79	85	82	52

 

 

PG/SG: Jrue Holiday 

When it comes to point guards, many fans will think of the three-point accurate MVP Stephen Curry, the old and solid traditional point guard Chris Paul, and Lowry, who led the team to win the championship last year. , will think of Kyrie Irving, who dribbles through the gorgeous Kyrie Irving, but many fans can easily overlook an All-Star point guard-Jrue Holiday. As the All-Star point guard in the 2012-13 season.

 

Milwaukee opted on Friday to start Jevon Carter and Marjon Boshan in the backcourt over Holiday, who is set to return after missing four games with a sprained right ankle. 

 

Not only was Holiday's on/off performance impressive, but two of the Bucks' three losses came with Holiday sitting out with an ankle injury. The veteran point guard is averaging 19.6 points, 7.9 assists, 5.7 rebounds, and 1.5 steals in 33.1 minutes per game in 10 games this season. Holiday's two-way versatility will be crucial to Milwaukee's 10-3 start to the 2022-23 season.

 

 

PG/SG: Luka Doncic

Doncic is off to a strong start to the 2022-23 season and could be the frontrunner in the MVP discussion, but he lost Player of the Week to Stephen Curry, who scored 38.0 points on 64.1 percent shooting from the field. While the Slovenian superstar's four-game week for the Mavericks earned him a Western Conference Player of the Year nomination.

 

In the Western Conference Finals, Doncic also showed his abilities perfectly. Wiggins' defense is great, but Doncic is not stage fright. After being defended to the death in the first game, Doncic quickly adjusted State and scored 42 points in the second game, but Curry's firepower was too strong, and the Warriors eliminated the Lone Ranger. It is worth mentioning that in all five games, the Warriors have a very good attitude toward Doncic. Also facing young people, Curry's attitude towards Doncic and Morant is simply two people. Morant is too crazy. He doesn't have Doncic's stability at all. People are discussing who can become the new king in the future. Maybe Morant's voice was a little higher some time ago, but gradually people found that he and Doncic were too far behind. Both the ball quotient and emotional intelligence crushed Morant.

 

 

PG/SG: Ja Morant 

Ja Morant is a very comprehensive player who can score, assist, and defend on the court and has a very good attitude. He will stand up at critical moments and has leadership qualities. Scoring is one of his advantages, and his offensive methods are diverse. He will keep up after changing directions, making it difficult for defenders to limit his performance. Most anticipated are his explosiveness and athleticism, and it will be an absolute treat to watch because he can finish over anyone's head, whether it's one defender or two. His potential is very high. If there is no injury, he has the strength to become an All-Star.

 

His breakthrough is very powerful, but his shooting ability is average. If he enters the NBA, the shooting distance will be longer, and the space will be smaller. For him, he will not be used to it. Because he often completes dunks during the game, health is also a factor to consider. He may struggle when facing higher-level defenses. In addition, his strength and stature also need to be improved. Now that he only weighs 79 kilograms, he will suffer antagonism.

 

Morant came close to a triple-double against Oklahoma City with a well-rounded performance, finishing with three assists and falling short of a triple-double. Morant has scored and assisted in double figures twice this season.

 

The Grizzlies trailed the Warriors 3-1 in the Western Conference semifinals, and if beating Golden State was already difficult under Morant, a comeback seemed unlikely without their star general. If he doesn't play the rest of the playoffs, the Grizzlies expect Morant to be fully healthy through the 2022 offseason.

 

 

SF/PF: Lauri Markkanen

Markkanen is a player to watch. The first impression of him is a typical stretch 4, but he can do more. His ability to score from no corners makes him special, but he still has a lot of work to do to be a versatile player. In other words, he still has a long way to go in many aspects of the game, especially the defensive end, but if he continues to work hard, he will be a good player. It might take some getting used to playing against American players。

 

Markkanen had his second double-double in November (seven games) and was productive scoring in this one. He recorded a block in five straight games on Sunday but couldn't extend his streak in Philadelphia. Still, his work on the defensive end has surprised fantasy managers in the first month of the 2022-23 season.

 

Markkanen is gearing up for the best season of his career as he leads the Jazz to an astonishing 10-6 record. He hit double figures in scoring in every game and had six double-doubles. His efficiency is also excellent as he cuts 52/35/83.

 

 

SG/SF: Victor Oladipo

Oladipo entered the NBA as the No. 2 draft pick in 2013. He was selected to the All-Rookie First Team in his rookie season. Victor Oladipo is very strong and has strong explosive power. Excellent talent in the passing lane and a tough, fearless player who has evolved into a perimeter shooter Victor Oladipo is an explosive player with energy on both ends of the floor and is aggressive. Good feel for the ball and has great enthusiasm for the game. The defensive coverage is wide, good at making opponents make mistakes, and excellent in defense. Victor Oladipo is an athletic combo guard with an outstanding wingspan who can push the rhythm; shooting and finishing the offense is not stable enough, and the pass is very reckless; the defensive potential is huge, and he can grab rebounds, steals, and blocks.

 

Victor Oladipo has yet to play this season due to tendinopathy in his left knee. The 30-year-old guard has not played more than 36 games since the 2018-19 season. Fantasy managers shouldn't expect Oladipo to return anytime soon.

 

The Heat waits for Oladipo to recover and get comfortable with his knee, hoping he can return to action sometime in the next few weeks. The tendinitis in Oladipo's knee will likely haunt him for the rest of his career, but if he can play, he could fill a nightly role for Miami off the bench. Oladipo appeared in just eight games a year ago, but he did post 40 points, ten rebounds, seven assists, and two steals in the regular-season finale against Orlando on April 10.