NBA 2K13 Top 20 Players and Possible Player Ratings

[raiderphantom]

Quote: Originally Posted by Itsfuntobethespurs

Come on, man. Duncan is the 3rd best center in the league. His numbers are still exactly the same as his whole career he's just playing less minutes. 2011 was a disaster but he had a comeback season of sorts. Roy Hibbert, Noah, Marc Gasol are a step below. And Garnett playing center in the playoffs was great, so if you want he's up there Duncan and Manu have carried Parker his whole playoffs career (including this year WCF), and at age 30 he is all of the sudden a top 15? I would bet my house that he isn't gonna be the second coming of Steve Nash (in a development standpoint, of course not in play style)

I agree with a lot of points but given how the ratings are year by year and how great centers are scarce Parker was the go to guy last year and Duncan was solid(I cant say top 3) but there aren't many centers deserving of ratings That range. Even Bynum was inconsistent but I'll throw him up there. I can't sit here and say I watched 60+ spurs games like a spurs fan would but in the numerous games I did watch Parker was the playmaker, not Duncan. But ask me 2-3 years ago, TP was the third wheel and I remember when the offense ran through Tim.

[Itsfuntobethespurs]

Quote: Originally Posted by raiderphantom

I agree with a lot of points but given how the ratings are year by year and how great centers are scarce Parker was the go to guy last year and Duncan was solid(I cant say top 3) but there aren't many centers deserving of ratings That range. Even Bynum was inconsistent but I'll throw him up there. I can't sit here and say I watched 60+ spurs games like a spurs fan would but in the numerous games I did watch Parker was the playmaker, not Duncan. But ask me 2-3 years ago, TP was the third wheel and I remember when the offense ran through Tim.

The offense does go through him. You're right. And if his olympics showing is what we can expect from him this year then I'm not thrilled about our chances. Unless Manu becomes "Fiba Emanuel" one last time or Duncan becomes old Duncan/Dwight Howard in our paint.

about the top 20, I think the only ones missing are Dirk and Griffin. Gay has always been overrated.

[raiderphantom]

Quote: Originally Posted by Itsfuntobethespurs

The offense does go through him. You're right. And if his olympics showing is what we can expect from him this year then I'm not thrilled about our chances. Unless Manu becomes "Fiba Emanuel" one last time or Duncan becomes old Duncan/Dwight Howard in our paint. about the top 20, I think the only ones missing are Dirk and Griffin. Gay has always been overrated.

A rough list for me would be
LeBron
Howard
KD
Cp3
Rose
WBrook
Kobe
Wade
Rondo
J Smith
Parker
Dirk
Al Jefferson
Blake
Bynum
Nash
Melo
Deron
Harden
Ginobli
Joe Johnson
Love
Rudy Gay

[Belly_of_a_Whale]

Quote: Originally Posted by raiderphantom

A rough list for me would be LeBron Howard KD Cp3 Rose WBrook Kobe Wade Rondo J Smith Parker Dirk Al Jefferson Blake Bynum Nash Melo Deron Harden Ginobli Joe Johnson Love Rudy Gay

Erm... where's the Love? Harden, Joe Johnson, Ginobili, Al Jefferson!, Griffin, etc etc ALL better than Love??? Did I mention Al Jefferson?!

Fail.

Plus, no respect for DWill. Tisk tisk.

[raiderphantom]

Love isn't a very efficient player. D-Will hasn't been recently either. Plus neither can put any wins together. Al Jefferson is a great offensive post player and has a bigger impact than Love. But I don't expect many to agree and that's fine. Love is a great rebounder and perimeter shooter. Unfortunately, I don't think he's effective enough to carry an offense. The Jazz go to Al Jeff nearly every play and they were top 10 in offensive efficiency.

[papaey]

these player ratings are insignificant. modders would just edit the ratings and call it kova real roster v.1 v.2 v.3.

sorry bad english

[Belly_of_a_Whale]

Quote: Originally Posted by raiderphantom

Love isn't a very efficient player. D-Will hasn't been recently either. Plus neither can put any wins together. Al Jefferson is a great offensive post player and has a bigger impact than Love. But I don't expect many to agree and that's fine. Love is a great rebounder and perimeter shooter. Unfortunately, I don't think he's effective enough to carry an offense. The Jazz go to Al Jeff nearly every play and they were top 10 in offensive efficiency.

He's a solid player, but show me how Jefferson has had anywhere close to this impact:

26 ppg, 13.3 rpg, 37% 3pt%, 82% FT%
(not to mention, winner of the 3pt contest and the fact that Love's reb, 3pt and FT were even better the year prior)

[garnettfan]

2 many pg above rondo he is the best