Seven Canadians available for NBA 2K League esports draft in New York City
Seven Canadians are among the 229 players eligible for the 2020 NBA 2K League draft on Saturday in New York City.
This year’s draft pool includes 24 international video gamers from 10 countries and territories — Canada, Australia, Austria, China, France, Germany, New Zealand, Puerto Rico, Spain and the United Kingdom — and three women.
Twenty-three esports teams, including the expansion Hornets Venom GT and the Gen.G Tigers of Shanghai, will take part in the four-round draft.
Canadians qualified for the draft through the NBA 2K League combine are point guard Tyler (Keyy) Stone, shooting guards Moaaz (Mahzzii) Aftab and Destiny (JoshJay) Idugboe and power forwards Ognjen (OneThroughFive) Micic and Brock (NIKO) Nikolakakos.