The NBA All-Star Game brings excitement and joy to the basketball world, along with the NBA 2K22 February roster update. The latest update to NBA 2K22 covers overall adjustments for all 30 teams and a total of 145 players, whether it's the scoring of promoted or relegated players, while also taking into account any trades experienced this season. At the same time, players who like to play NBA 2K22 also need to collect NBA 2K22 MT.

The Philadelphia 76ers had the most roster changes with nine players looking at new scores on their player cards, while the Memphis Grizzlies had the fewest with two players. Unlike last year when the entire Washington Wizards were unhappy with their players scoring, NBA 2K22 has received less NBA 2K MT, and 2K Games' developers have been poor at keeping up with this season's events.

The three players with the most jumps were Udoka Azubuike, Trendon Watford, and Terry Taylor, all of whom had improved scores from the original '60s before the NBA 2K22 update. Luka Doncic's overall score jumped 95 points, the highest on the list, but still fell short of Giannis Antetokounmpo's 97, while DeMar DeRozan went from 90 to 91. Surprisingly, all three of James Harden, Trae Young and Kyrie Irving were relegated one point, giving them a 90 overall rating. Harden's trade to the 76ers seems to coincide with a slight drop in his overall scoring, while players like Young and Irving have stats down from last season's totals.

A total of 13 players saw their totals drop by two points, but the ones most affected by the update were Yuta Watanabe, George Niang and Nick Richards. Notable players include Cesc Curry, Kemba Walker, Russell Westbrook and DeAndre Jordan, with 48 players down one point. Spencer Dinwiddie dropped from 80 to 79, while injury-plagued Kristaps is dropped from 86 to 85, despite some good results after transitioning from center to power forward. Also, for NBA 2K22 players, they need to Buy NBA 2K22 MT at GameMS.