Arda Ocal details how the Phoenix Suns will continue to play their games this season on NBA 2K using Twitch. (0:52)

The coronavirus has brought a halt to the routines of much of daily life throughout the country, including the suspension of all major sports leagues in the U.S and many across the globe. This has led to athletes and teams wondering what they'll do as they wait for their seasons to resume. The answer for several has been video games. The Phoenix Suns and Dallas Mavericks got creative and took their postponed matchup online as they played NBA 2K on Twitch on Friday.

gg @MavsGG! See you at home next week as we take on the Wolves! #WeAreTheValley | @Gatorade pic.twitter.com/09Pi83HhVA - Phoenix Suns (@Suns) March 14, 2020

One of the Mavericks, Luka Doncic, wondered earlier Saturday where he could set up streams.

who can help me set up streams? ���� what do i need? - Luka Doncic (@luka7doncic) March 14, 2020

It's not just Doncic, many other NBA players, including Josh Hart, De'Aaron Fox and Trae Young, have also taken to gaming and streaming on Twitch in the interim.

Follow me on Twitch!! Going to get back to streaming this weekend! https://t.co/N5FrHuaQvD - Josh Hart (@joshhart) March 13, 2020

Gonna stream FIFA, Fortnite, COD & more on @Twitch starting today and over the next few weeks!! ���� see y'all in a bit.. #Day2 - Alex Caruso (@ACFresh21) March 13, 2020

about to turn into a gamer ������‍♂️ - Ja Morant (@JaMorant) March 14, 2020

The virus really got me learning how to play all these video games....���� - Trae Young (@TheTraeYoung) March 14, 2020