The Triangle Offense

 The Triangle offense is a complex offensive system that is used by some teams in the NBA. To execute it in NBA2K Pro-Am, you will need to be familiar with the basic principles of the offense and have a good understanding of the game controls.

Here are the basic steps for running the Triangle offense in NBA2K Pro-Am:

• Start the play by bringing the ball up the court and initiating the offense by passing the ball to the point guard, who will be at the top of the key.
• The point guard will then pass the ball to the wing player (usually the shooting guard or small forward) on the strong-side of the court.
• The wing player will then pass the ball to the post player (usually the power forward or center) at the elbow of the free throw line.
• The post player will then look to pass the ball back to the point guard, who should have cut through the lane to the opposite wing.
• The point guard will then pass the ball back to the wing player on the weak-side of the court, who will look to make a pass to the post player for a shot or to the point guard for a shot.
• As the play progresses, players will make cuts and pass the ball around the perimeter, looking for an open shot.
• It's important to note that the triangle offense is a very complex system and there are many variations and options to the play. It is recommended to practice with the system in the practice mode and also to play with teammates who are familiar with the system.