The great thing about "NBA 2K15" is that it reflects the changes that happen in the real-life sport. Trades have shaken up the world of the legendary game and it is only fitting that its virtual counterpart will feel that quaver, too. 2K Sports is admirable when it comes to applying the changes, doing so quickly, which only goes to show why "NBA 2K15" is a favorite among gamers. 

A total of 37 players switched to different teams before the NBA Trade deadline and all that is mirrored in the wildly popular professional basketball simulation game by 2K Sports. Kevin Garnett moved from Brooklyn Nets to Minnesota Timberwolves. NBA fans also saw Brandon Knight drafted to the Phoenix Suns as well as Goran Dragic to the Miami Heat. Jersey number changes were echoed in the game, too. Portland Trailblazer point guard Steve Blake changed his number from 25 to 5 in honor of the late Jerome Kersey. 

Here is the complete change that can now be seen in "NBA 2K15," courtesy of Operation Sports: 

• Boston Celtics: Isaiah Thomas (83), Jonas Jerebko (76), Luigi Datome (67)
• Brooklyn Nets: Thaddeus Young (75)
• Denver Nuggets: Victor Claver (67), Will Barton (69)
• Detroit Pistons: Reggie Jackson (79), Tayshaun Prince (75)
• Houston Rockets: K.J. McDaniels (73), Pablo Prigioni (72)
• Miami Heat: Goran Dragic (83), Zoran Dragic (70)
• Milwaukee Bucks: Michael Carter-Williams (77), Miles Plumlee (74), Tyler Ennis (71)
• Minnesota Timberwolves: Kevin Garnett (77)
• New Orleans Pelicans: Norris Cole (74), Justin Hamilton (69)
• New York Knicks: Alexey Shved (71)
• Oklahoma City Thunder: Enes Kanter (78), D.J. Augustin (77), Kyle Singler (75), Steve Novak (73)
• Philadelphia 76ers: JaVale McGee (75), Isaiah Canaan (73)
• Phoenix Suns: Brandon Knight (84), Marcus Thornton (76), Danny Granger (73)
• Portland Trail Blazers: Arron Afflalo (78), Alonzo Gee (70)
• Sacramento Kings: Andre Miller (76)
• Utah Jazz: Kendrick Perkins (74), Grant Jerrett (67)
• Washington Wizards: Ramon Sessions (73)

Players can now recruit Shawne Williams (74), John Salmons (73) and Thomas Robinson (72) to their teams as they are now free agents.