NBA 2K15 Player Ratings Arranged By Team

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Submitted on: 09/30/2014 by Steve Noah

With all of the overall player ratings released for NBA 2K15, we figured it would be easier to look at, if we arranged all of the players, by team. Enjoy.

Atlanta Hawks

85 Paul Millsap
83 Al Horford
78 Kyle Korver
78 Jeff Teague
75 DeMarre Carroll
74 Kent Bazemore
74 Thabo Sefolosha
72 Mike Scott
71 Shelvin Mack
71 Adreian Payne
70 Dennis Schroder
69 Pero Antic
68 John Jenkins

Boston Celtics

87 Rajon Rondo
78 Jeff Green
78 Avery Bradley
78 Jared Sullinger
76 Evan Turner
76 Marcus Smart
76 Marcus Thornton
75 Brandon Bass
74 Kelly Olynyk
74 Gerald Wallace
72 Vitor Faverani
70 Tyler Zeller
70 Phil Pressey
68 James Young
66 Joel Anthony

Brooklyn Nets

84 Deron Williams
83 Brook Lopez
82 Joe Johnson
77 Mason Plumlee
77 Kevin Garnett
74 Jarrett Jack
74 Andrei Kirilenko
74 Bojan Bogdanovic
71 Mirza Teletovic
71 Alan Anderson
69 Marquis Teague
68 Markel Brown
66 Sergey Karasev

Charlotte Hornets

87 Al Jefferson
84 Lance Stephenson
82 Kemba Walker
78 Gerald Henderson
77 Michael Kidd-Gilchrist
75 Gary Neal
74 Brian Roberts
73 Cody Zeller
73 Bismack Biyombo
73 Marvin Williams
72 Noah Vonleh
72 Jeff Taylor
71 P.J. Hairston
67 Jannero Pargo

Chicago Bulls

88 Derrick Rose
87 Joakim Noah
82 Pau Gasol
80 Taj Gibson
80 Jimmy Butler
76 Kirk Hinrich
75 Doug McDermott
75 Nikola Mirotic
74 Mike Dunleavy
73 Aaron Brooks
72 Tony Snell
66 Cameron Bairstow

Cleveland Cavaliers

98 LeBron James
89 Kevin Love
86 Kyrie Irving
78 Dion Waiters
77 Shawn Marion
76 Tristan Thompson
75 Anderson Varejao
74 Mike Miller
72 Matthew Dellavedova
69 James Jones
69 John Lucas
66 Malcolm Thomas
65 Brendan Haywood

Dallas Mavericks

88 Dirk Nowitzki
82 Monta Ellis
79 Chandler Parsons
79 Tyson Chandler
76 Jameer Nelson
75 Brandan Wright
75 Devin Harris
74 Al-Farouq Aminu
74 Raymond Felton
72 Richard Jefferson
72 Jae Crowder
67 Ricky Ledo
67 Greg Smith
67 Gal Mekel

Denver Nuggets

84 Ty Lawson
81 Kenneth Faried
78 Arron Afflalo
78 Wilson Chandler
77 J.J. Hickson
77 Danilo Gallinari
76 Nate Robinson
74 Timofey Mozgov
74 Randy Foye
74 JaVale McGee
71 Gary Harris
69 Jusuf Nurkic
69 Darrell Arthur
68 Quincy Miller

Detroit Pistons

83 Andre Drummond
80 Greg Monroe
80 Josh Smith
80 Brandon Jennings
76 D.J. Augustin
76 Caron Butler
74 Jodie Meeks
74 Kyle Singler
72 Kentavious Caldwell-Pope
71 Jonas Jerebko
70 Cartier Martin
70 Will Bynum
68 Tony Mitchell
67 Luigi Datome
67 Aaron Gray

Golden State Warriors

89 Stephen Curry
82 Klay Thompson
82 Andre Iguodala
82 David Lee
80 Andrew Bogut
77 Draymond Green
76 Harrison Barnes
74 Shaun Livingston
72 Marreese Speights
69 Brandon Rush
67 Festus Ezeli
67 Ognjen Kuzmic
67 Nemanja Nedovic

Houston Rockets

88 James Harden
88 Dwight Howard
78 Trevor Ariza
78 Patrick Beverley
77 Terrence Jones
72 Isaiah Canaan
71 Troy Daniels
71 Jeff Adrien
71 Nick Johnson
69 Alonzo Gee
69 Donatas Motiejunas
69 Robert Covington
68 Ish Smith
67 Josh Powell

Indiana Pacers

89 Paul George
80 David West
80 Roy Hibbert
78 George Hill
77 Luis Scola
75 Ian Mahinmi
75 Rodney Stuckey
75 C.J. Watson
73 C.J. Miles
71 Chris Copeland
68 Lavoy Allen
66 Solomon Hill
65 Donald Sloan

L.A. Clippers

91 Chris Paul
89 Blake Griffin
81 DeAndre Jordan
80 Jamal Crawford
77 J.J. Redick
76 Spencer Hawes
76 Matt Barnes
74 Glen Davis
72 Jordan Farmar
69 Reggie Bullock
67 C.J. Wilcox

L.A. Lakers

89 Kobe Bryant
78 Carlos Boozer
78 Nick Young
77 Jeremy Lin
76 Julius Randle
76 Steve Nash
76 Jordan Hill
73 Ed Davis
73 Wesley Johnson
73 Xavier Henry
71 Ryan Kelly
70 Jordan Clarkson
67 Robert Sacre

Memphis Grizzlies

85 Marc Gasol
84 Zach Randolph
83 Mike Conley
78 Tony Allen
77 Vince Carter
76 Courtney Lee
75 Tayshaun Prince
74 Beno Udrih
72 Kosta Koufos
72 Nick Calathes
71 Jordan Adams
71 Jarnell Stokes
69 Jamaal Franklin
69 Jon Leuer
68 Quincy Pondexter

Miami Heat

86 Dwyane Wade
84 Chris Bosh
79 Luol Deng
76 Danny Granger
75 Mario Chalmers
75 Chris Andersen
75 Norris Cole
74 Josh McRoberts
74 Shabazz Napier
72 Udonis Haslem
70 James Ennis
69 Justin Hamilton
66 Reggie Williams

Milwaukee Bucks

79 Brandon Knight
79 Larry Sanders
78 Jabari Parker
77 O.J. Mayo
75 John Henson
75 Khris Middleton
75 Nate Wolters
74 Jared Dudley
74 Giannis Antetokounmpo
74 Jerryd Bayless
74 Kendall Marshall
73 Ersan Ilyasova
70 Carlos Delfino
69 Zaza Pachulia
67 Johnny O'Bryant
67 Miroslav Raduljica

Minnesota Timberwolves

81 Nikola Pekovic
79 Ricky Rubio
79 Kevin Martin
78 Thaddeus Young
77 Andrew Wiggins
76 Mo Williams
75 Corey Brewer
74 J.J. Barea
72 Gorgui Dieng
72 Zach LaVine
70 Anthony Bennett
70 Chase Budinger
68 Ronny Turiaf
68 Robbie Hummel
67 Shabazz Muhammad

New Orleans Pelicans

88 Anthony Davis
82 Jrue Holiday
79 Eric Gordon
78 Tyreke Evans
77 Ryan Anderson
76 Omer Asik
73 John Salmons
72 Jimmer Fredette
72 Austin Rivers
69 Darius Miller
69 Jeff Withey
69 Russ Smith
68 Alexis Ajinca
66 Luke Babbitt

New York Knicks

89 Carmelo Anthony
78 Jose Calderon
78 J.R. Smith
77 Iman Shumpert
77 Tim Hardaway Jr
77 Amar'e Stoudemire
76 Samuel Dalembert
72 Pablo Prigioni
72 Andrea Bargnani
72 Shane Larkin
72 Jason Smith
70 Cleanthony Early
69 Travis Outlaw
67 Quincy Acy
67 Cole Aldrich

Oklahoma City Thunder

95 Kevin Durant
88 Russell Westbrook
84 Serge Ibaka
78 Reggie Jackson
74 Nick Collison
74 Steven Adams
74 Kendrick Perkins
73 Anthony Morrow
73 Jeremy Lamb
69 Perry Jones
68 Mitch McGary
68 Andre Roberson
65 Hasheem Thabeet
65 Josh Huestis

Orlando Magic

80 Nikola Vucevic
78 Victor Oladipo
76 Tobias Harris
76 Channing Frye
74 Maurice Harkless
74 Aaron Gordon
74 Elfrid Payton
72 Luke Ridnour
72 Evan Fournier
72 Ben Gordon
71 Willie Green
71 Andrew Nicholson
70 Kyle O'Quinn
66 Dewayne Dedmon

Philadelphia 76ers

80 Michael Carter-Williams
77 Joel Embiid
76 Nerlens Noel
74 Tony Wroten
74 Luc Mbah a Moute
73 Jason Richardson
71 Hollis Thompson
70 Alexey Shved
70 Elliot Williams
69 Henry Sims
68 Arnett Moultrie
68 Jerami Grant
67 Jarvis Varnado
65 Brandon Davies

Phoenix Suns

84 Goran Dragic
81 Eric Bledsoe
80 Isaiah Thomas
78 Miles Plumlee
78 Gerald Green
78 Markieff Morris
76 P.J. Tucker
75 Marcus Morris
73 Anthony Tolliver
72 T.J. Warren
71 Tyler Ennis
69 Archie Goodwin
67 Alex Len
64 Shavlik Randolph

Portland Trail Blazers

88 LaMarcus Aldridge
87 Damian Lillard
79 Nicolas Batum
78 Wesley Matthews
77 Robin Lopez
76 Chris Kaman
75 Thomas Robinson
72 C.J. McCollum
72 Dorell Wright
71 Steve Blake
70 Will Barton
68 Joel Freeland
68 Meyers Leonard
67 Allen Crabbe
66 Victor Claver

Sacramento Kings

86 DeMarcus Cousins
82 Rudy Gay
79 Darren Collison
74 Ben McLemore
75 Jason Thompson
75 Carl Landry
74 Jason Terry
74 Ray McCallum
74 Reggie Evans
74 Nik Stauskas
71 Wayne Ellington
71 Derrick Williams
67 Jeremy Tyle

San Antonio Spurs

90 Tim Duncan
88 Tony Parker
85 Kawhi Leonard
83 Manu Ginobili
78 Boris Diaw
77 Patrick Mills
77 Danny Green
77 Tiago Splitter
75 Marco Belinelli
73 Cory Joseph
73 Matt Bonner
67 Kyle Anderson
67 Austin Daye
67 Jeff Ayres

Toronto Raptors

85 DeMar DeRozan
85 Kyle Lowry
78 Jonas Valanciunas
77 Amir Johnson
77 Louis Williams
76 Terrence Ross
76 Greivis Vasquez
75 Patrick Patterson
73 Tyler Hansbrough
70 James Johnson
69 Landry Fields
69 Chuck Hayes
64 Bruno Caboclo

Utah Jazz

79 Gordon Hayward
78 Derrick Favors
76 Alec Burks
75 Trey Burke
75 Enes Kanter
74 Dante Exum
74 Trevor Booker
72 Steve Novak
71 Rudy Gobert
71 Rodney Hood
70 Jeremy Evans
68 Carrick Felix
67 Ian Clark

Washington Wizards

86 John Wall
81 Bradley Beal
81 Marcin Gortat
81 Paul Pierce
80 Nenê Hilario
76 Andre Miller
74 Kevin Seraphin
73 Martell Webster
73 Kris Humphries
71 DeJuan Blair
70 Drew Gooden III
69 Glen Rice Jr
68 Garrett Temple
68 Otto Porter

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Member Comments

# 81 LD2k @ 10/01/14 01:37 AM

Two things I like about the ratings -

1. They're tied with deeper tendencies which directly effects gameplay.
2. They make mid-tier teams and players important

I think long gone are the days of people rushing to power teams in quick matches etc. Sure it will still happen, but learning players that you know is important because role players are very important this year.

# 82 Real2KInsider @ 10/01/14 02:28 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by LD2k


	Two things I like about the ratings - 1. They're tied with deeper tendencies which directly effects gameplay. 2. They make mid-tier teams and players important I think long gone are the days of people rushing to power teams in quick matches etc. Sure it will still happen, but learning players that you know is important because role players are very important this year.

This is a welcome addition, regular online play has been stale for a number of years.

# 83 Hotobu @ 10/01/14 03:55 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by LD2k


	I think long gone are the days of people rushing to power teams in quick matches etc. Sure it will still happen, but learning players that you know is important because role players are very important this year.

Might want to rephrase that to "The efficacy of playing power teams in quick matches is lessened." I doubt there will be much dip in people picking power teams at all because the natural tendency is to play the best and the majority of people wont do the research which would lead them to find out about the game changes.

# 84 thechamp923 @ 10/01/14 06:34 AM

Durant and Cp3 got too low and Paul George, Tim Duncan and Lebron got too high.

# 85 Yeah...THAT Guy @ 10/01/14 08:27 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by kobebryant824


	I would argue he's a bit overrated...he was pretty bad after the first couple months. Granted he had no talent around him but still... Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

He was actually a more efficient scorer after the all-star break, mainly because of the last month of the year in which he averaged 17.6, 7.5, and 6.4 on 52.5% shooting and 43% 3 point shooting.

# 86 TCFClemson @ 10/01/14 08:29 AM

No KJ McDaniels

There are not many Clemson Tigers in the league and I am sad that he isnt on here.

# 87 nc0ffey @ 10/01/14 08:59 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by TCFClemson


	No KJ McDaniels There are not many Clemson Tigers in the league and I am sad that he isnt on here.

He will be in an update, he wasnt under contract at roster time. I'm looking forward to using him and trying to turn him into an elite player. Go TIGERS!

Edit: Adrian Wojnarowski just reported KJ just signed a 1 year non-guaranteed deal to become a RFA next year...interesting.

# 88 nc0ffey @ 10/01/14 09:04 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by LD2k


	Two things I like about the ratings - 1. They're tied with deeper tendencies which directly effects gameplay. 2. They make mid-tier teams and players important I think long gone are the days of people rushing to power teams in quick matches etc. Sure it will still happen, but learning players that you know is important because role players are very important this year.

LD maybe you or another 2k guy can answer this for those of us who follow those few who are not in the rosters out of the box...

Did some of them get scanned even without being under contract, or will they all be generic looking?

Great job by you and all the guys, I can not wait until Tuesday!

# 89 worstsportsgamer1977 @ 10/01/14 12:08 PM

joe johnson in the 80s? i dont know. he may have been in the 80s when on phoenix. but the current version has alot of other players that can do the same thing if not better.

# 90 gator3guy @ 10/01/14 06:53 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by HowDareI


	He's not a great shooter but he's pretty good, just takes a high volume of shots because no one else could. Good finisher because of his size and athleticism. Good vision, consider his amount of assists on the team we had last year. One of the best rebounding guards in the league, and has ridiculous passing lane anticipation. Not to mention he can lock down guys as well. Just saying i expect him to be in the mid 80's once the season gets going.

A good shooter compared to you and I? Sure. I love MCW but a good shooter he is not:

# 91 Rasco11 @ 10/01/14 08:45 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by worstsportsgamer1977


	joe johnson in the 80s? i dont know. he may have been in the 80s when on phoenix. but the current version has alot of other players that can do the same thing if not better.

I agree he probably should be right at 80 (2 pt difference)....however, it is important in regards to overall to only compare players to their peers at the same position! If you notice, it seems attributes for PG's as a whole impact overall rating more, compared to attributes of centers. I don't think it is 1:1 comparable, void of position. Just something to keep in mind!

I'm quite pleased with the ratings out of the box. They are better than I recall them being in recent memory, if not ever! We can argue rookie ratings, but their performance will justify adjustment to those as the season goes on. I think most of the stock players are rated fairly accurately, with the major points of contention (in my mind) only meriting a change of 2-5pts OVR. A quality job by Beds, in my opinion.

# 92 eko718 @ 10/05/14 10:31 AM

Part of the mystery has been uncovered for me as to how Kyrie is as high as an 86, and D Wade is as low as an 86; speed and quickness ratings. I find these pretty peculiar....

Speed / Quickness

Kyrie Irving - 95 / 98

Really? So Kyrie is in the domain of guys like Ty Lawson and Tony Parker in terms of speed? Kemba Walker = 94 speed and 95 quickness. Kyrie is faster and quicker than Kemba?

Dwyane Wade - 83 / 80

WOW. 80 quickness for a guy who once had the quickest first step in the NBA? Granted, he's not as fast/quick as he once was but he's still mighty quick.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NP_dp80JgrM

Note first step speed @:

0:51
2:19
4:26
5:13
7:43
9:49

The worst part is, James Harden is 86 speed / 90 quickness and Kobe is 83 speed / 85 quickness??? This just screams arbitrary reduction to make sure Wade is not higher than an 86 overall.

Most of the ratings seem scaled very nicely, but from what I've heard, these speed / quick ratings sound severely fudged up.

D Wade does have a 96 potential rating. I am curious how this impacts game to game situations; or does this just impact MyLeague? I imagine that this may allow for certain increases during play...to what extent I wonder. Still, the baseline ratings are way off for Wade regarding speed/quick.

# 93 Real2KInsider @ 10/05/14 01:49 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by zdgaSg


	No ratings for Sixers' 32nd pick KJ McDaniels but 39th pick Grant is in? And no Pierre Jackson?

McDaniels didn't even sign a contract until a couple days ago.
Pierre Jackson was a non-guarantee and was already waived due to the season-ending injury he suffered in JULY.

# 94 Real2KInsider @ 10/05/14 01:54 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by eko718


	The worst part is, James Harden is 86 speed / 90 quickness and Kobe is 83 speed / 85 quickness??? This just screams arbitrary reduction to make sure Wade is not higher than an 86 overall.

While I don't know that it's unkind to Wade (it probably is), it's without a doubt showing more favoritism to Kobe who is 36 and was already slowing down before tearing his achilles.

Quote:


	D Wade does have a 96 potential rating. I am curious how this impacts game to game situations; or does this just impact MyLeague? I imagine that this may allow for certain increases during play...to what extent I wonder. Still, the baseline ratings are way off for Wade regarding speed/quick.

Wade won't improve in MyLeague. Potential affects the rate of decline. Stars decline slower than scrubs.

# 95 insideoutside15 @ 10/05/14 02:01 PM

Has there been a list of the free agents and their OVR listed? One of my favorite things to do in Association is pick up a busts like Terrence Williams or Greg Oden and turn them into a reclamation project All Star.

# 96 CaseIH @ 10/05/14 03:43 PM

Like seeing not a bunch of guys rated in the 90's. Glad they finally knocked Wade down. D Rose probably could be a tad lower to start the season anyway, although I do see Rose getting back to where he was before injury, whether he stays healthy or not who knows. I think if he has got past the mental state then he will be fine and stay healthy.

Overall ratings look descent, hope the PS3 has this new scale and improvements they made to player IQ.

# 97 eko718 @ 10/05/14 05:46 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Rashidi


	While I don't know that it's unkind to Wade (it probably is), it's without a doubt showing more favoritism to Kobe who is 36 and was already slowing down before tearing his achilles.

The speed / quickness ratings are a mess overall; ie: Steph Curry 94 speed / 95 quickness, the same numbers as Kemba Walker.

But with regard to the initial point, if someone has a justifiable argument with visual evidence for Wade being rated with 80 quickness while Kobe is an 85 and Harden a 90 I'd certainly like to see it. I watched just about every Heat game last year... seems Wade's athletic ratings were based off of the last 3 games of the Finals.

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