NBA 2K15 Player Ratings Revealed For the 75th Overall Rated Player Through 51

[Real2KInsider]

Not understanding the MCW hate.

30 AST% = 18th in NBA
2.6 STL% = 12th in NBA

4.5 ORB% = 2nd among PGs (Westbrook)
15.6 DRB% = 2nd among PGs (Westbrook)
1.4 BLK% = 2nd among PGs (Bledsoe)

His shooting percentage is largely irrelevant as he was forced into a large role due to low team talent.

Wroten: 49 TS% on 28 USG%
[b]MCW: 48 TS% on 26 USG%[/n]
Turner: 50 TS% on 24 USG% - Traded
Young: 51 TS% on 24 USG%
Hawes: 55 TS% on 19 USG% - Traded
Anderson: 53 TS% on 16 USG%
Williams: 52 TS% on 17 USG%
Thompson: 57 TS% on 11 USG%

His team is total trash and w/ a reasonable assortment of talent his TS to USG ratio would be more appropriate (his backup, Wroten, was 15th(!) in the league in Usage).

Given everything else he brings to the table, he's fine. It's not like Rubio or Jennings have been efficient scorers.

MCW: 48 TS% on 26 USG%
Jennings: 49 TS% on 23 USG%
Rubio: 49 TS% on 16 USG%

[bedwardsroy19]

Quote: Originally Posted by J_Posse

This is sarcasm, correct? Anyway, I love how the new ratings system is playing out thus far. Matt, you and whomever is working with are doing a solid job this season. Can't wait to see #1 - 50 overall. And people that are complaining about certain guys not making a big enough jump after one season, please look at the Suns for an example that it has happened. Other than Eric Bledsoe and Isaiah Thomas, they've almost all received a boost after the team was underrated throughout most of last year. from Spurs Nation/Bills Backer HQ using Tapatalk

My name is Mike . Thanks man, appreciate it!

[Leftos]

Quote: Originally Posted by bedwardsroy19

My name is Mike . Thanks man, appreciate it!

It's Matt now.

[bedwardsroy19]

Quote: Originally Posted by Leftos

It's Matt now.

Better than Nicole Kidman

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Im not sure if this getting to be inappropriate or not already

[J_Posse]

Quote: Originally Posted by bedwardsroy19

My name is Mike . Thanks man, appreciate it!

I apologize, brother. Thought it said Matt on your twitter bio. Will edit and correct it. And if it makes you feel better, I'm terrible with names even in my day to day life, LMAO.

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[Real2KInsider]

Quote: Originally Posted by Jakeness23

Can someone tell me why the Suns are overloading at the point? I just don't understand that strategy. Could work in college (maybe) but I don't see that working to well in the NBA.

Having the best 3-guard rotation in basketball is as good a reason as any.

Suns were 23-11 when Dragic/Bledsoe started.
Hornacek was a PG before he played with Kevin Johnson & John Stockton.
Dragic was essentially a SG last year. At 6'3" and 190 he's the same size Hornacek was.

6'7: DeMar DeRozan, Joe Johnson, Kevin Martin, Klay Thomspon, Kyle Korver, Jimmy Butler
6'6": Danny Green, Alec Burks, Nik Stauskas, Alexey Shved
6'5": James Harden, Lance Stephenson, Arron Afflalo, Bradley Beal, Wesley Matthews, Courtney Lee, Iman Shumpert, Rodney Stuckey, Anthony Morrow
6'4": Dwyane Wade, Dion Waiters, Eric Gordon, Victor Oladipo, Jodie Meeks, J.J. Redick
6'3": Goran Dragic, Monta Ellis, Brandon Knight
6'2: Avery Bradley

The vast majority of SGs nowadays have PG experience, and the ones that don't are knockdown shooters or 3 & D guys. Dragic isn't big but it's not like anyone is going to lose sleep over his ability to check Eric Gordon or Anthony Morrow (the Suns have 6'8" freak athlete Gerald Green behind him if size/stature is an issue). Jason Terry (6'2") and Ben Gordon (6'3") have been SGs nearly their entire careers.

If Plumlee and the Morris twins continue developing the Suns will be contenders in no time. It's easier for them to develop when the team has three elite PnR orchestrators running the offense at any given time.

[J_Posse]

Not to nit pick but you left Manu Ginobili, Jamal Crawford and Kobe Bryant (all 6'6") off your list.

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