What makes Diming Board Enforcer so dominant on the block?
Relentless glass work on both ends, a shot-blocking radius that erases drives at the rim, and a motor that shows up in the box score no matter which mode he's grinding โ to name three reasons. He's been described by opponents as "the guy you have to account for on every possession, or he'll beat you with the offensive glass alone." 624 career rebounds, 73 blocks, and a 68.2% clip from the field across a century of games say the rest.
The City is still the anchor at 20-13. Theater is the volume mode โ 49 games deep. Proving Grounds is finding its footing. The Rec stays a grind at 2-5.
Pulled straight from the post-game highlight screens.
A hundred games is a lot of nights to have a bad one. iamkingofgods272 crossed the century mark at 555 career points, 624 rebounds, and 73 blocks โ a 43โ58 record across four different courts. The overall rating climbed to an 85. Not a flashy number by itself. What's flashy is that it kept climbing across every single mode at once.
The Theater carried the volume โ 49 games, the most of any court on the schedule โ and it's still where the highlight reel lives: an A+ grade, 10 points, 11 rebounds, a perfect night from the field, plus a fifth trip to the "8 rebounds in a game" milestone. The City stayed the most reliable address, a 60.6% win rate that's carried the record all year. Proving Grounds, still finding its footing at 25.0%, and The Rec, a grind at 28.6%, are both still owed a winning night.
None of that changes the goal. 555 of 5,000 points. 624 of 10,000 rebounds. 73 of 500 blocks. Triple digits on games played means the sample size is real now โ the next hundred is where the board man finds out what he's actually building toward.
The block-to-bucket sequence from the Beat Report, cut straight from the console clips.
Drop in a fresh batch of MyCAREER screenshots and this rail grows โ each card locks in the stats and date at the moment they were captured.
I wanted to show how I use AI to tell a story, and here we are: a Road to 10K Boards, built inside NBA 2K. This whole tracker is an open-source, solo-built project — no team, no studio, just me and a stack of screenshots. If you want one of these built for you and your friends, reach out.