NBA 2K16 Player Ratings For the Top Players on Each Team

[firerises]

Most of the ratings seem solid with the exception of Dumars over Isiah.. It is kinda weird seeing Jordan at his best only an 98 and 97 during the first three peat. Also I think they underrated the 12-13 Lebron.. 96 seems a little low.. And Hakeem seems underrated at a 93 as well, but I guess I have to see their individual ratings. Thought Wade's ratings were actually on-point.. 93 for 05-06 and 90 for 12-13 seem fair.

[Trini94]

Quote: Originally Posted by Daddy123

It's there

This is good to see lol

[JazzMan]

I hate to be that guy... but Utah's defensive ratings might be severely underrated.





Top scoring defense in the league and not a single player earns anything higher than a B+ for either interior or perimeter defense.

Also, it's worth noting that Hayward, Favors, and Gobert all had PERs of 20 or higher last season. Maybe I'm making a big deal out of nothing and Utah will start the season 6-20 or something lol.

Where is Rodney Hood by the way? Was his post-break surge when he finally got healthy not enough to get him above that 69-72 range? Or his excellent summer league performance?

[SonicMage]

Quote: Originally Posted by JazzMan

I hate to be that guy... but Utah's defensive ratings might be severely underrated. Top scoring defense in the league and not a single player earns anything higher than a B+ for either interior or perimeter defense. Also, it's worth noting that Hayward, Favors, and Gobert all had PERs of 20 or higher last season. Maybe I'm making a big deal out of nothing and Utah will start the season 6-20 or something lol.

They had the slowest pace in the league, that doesn't make them a great defensive team.

[JazzMan]

Quote: Originally Posted by Sonicmage

They had the slowest pace in the league, that doesn't make them a great defensive team.

Does that matter? Memphis has a slow pace, are they not a great defensive team?

Or do you have to run up and down the court to be a great defensive team?

[BluFu]

Quote: Originally Posted by Sonicmage

They had the slowest pace in the league, that doesn't make them a great defensive team.

Quote: Originally Posted by JazzMan

Does that matter? Memphis has a slow pace, are they not a great defensive team?

They were 14th in points allowed per possession last season (though, they were better after the all star break).

[JazzMan]

Quote: Originally Posted by BluFu

They were 14th in points allowed per possession last season (though, they were better after the all star break).

Before the break, Trey Burke and Enes Kanter were both in the starting lineup. Those are two of the worst defenders for their position in the league.

I don't know, though. I'll just wait and see how they update the rosters when the season unfolds. Out of the box rosters usually stink nowadays anyway.

[VDusen04]

Quote: Originally Posted by Iasounis

If not, may as well as left his teams out. Letter to 2K: If you can't get the top 10 to commit, leave the team out.

It sucks the Pistons are missing all those guys (Corliss Williamson, Mike James, and Mehmet Okur were all crucial as well) but I'll take 2K doing a fair bit of the groundwork. Hopefully the 2004 Pistons court art is on point.

I look at it this way, I usually try to make the 2004 Pistons on my own anyway and I usually have to end up creating most of the players on board. This time around, at least we get a head start on some of the tougher ones (i.e. Ben Wallace and Richard Hamilton).