NBA Live 15 Player Ratings Revealed - Top Three Point Shooters

[Dizmode]

Quote: Originally Posted by 2_headedmonster

just give it up man, you're all around wrong on Jose. he is a three point shooter "like that" and he is known for it.

Thank you sir

[Dizmode]

1 Kyle Korver, SG ATL 71 12.0 2.6 6 185 392 .472 104 217 .479 1.40 .626
2 Pablo Prigioni, PG NY 66 3.8 1.0 2 65 140 .464 23 51 .451 1.32 .631
3 Mike Miller, SF MEM 82 7.1 1.3 3 107 233 .459 106 210 .505 1.31 .602
4 Anthony Morrow, SG NO 76 8.4 1.2 3 88 195 .451 150 325 .462 1.22 .542
5 Jose Calderon, PG DAL 81 11.4 2.4 5 191 425 .449 150 323 .464 1.24 .584
6 Jordan Farmar, PG LAL 41 10.1 1.7 4 70 160 .438 81 204 .397 1.14 .511
7 Marco Belinelli, SG SA 80 11.4 1.6 4 126 293 .430 211 402 .525 1.31 .576
8 Arron Afflalo, SG ORL 73 18.2 1.8 4 128 300 .427 336 711 .473 1.32 .522
9 Patty Mills, PG SA 81 10.2 1.7 4 135 318 .425 174 348 .500 1.24 .565
10 Stephen Curry, PG GS 78 24.0 3.3 8 261 615 .424 391 768 .509 1.35 .566
PER GAME TOTAL ADJ
RK PLAYER TEAM GP PPG 3PM 3PA 3PM 3PA 3P% 2PM 2PA 2P% PPS FG%
11 Klay Thompson, SG GS 81 18.4 2.8 7 223 535 .417 336 724 .464 1.18 .533
12 Spencer Hawes, PF CLE/PHI 80 13.2 1.6 4 128 308 .416 275 575 .478 1.19 .529
13 Danny Green, SG SA 68 9.1 1.9 5 132 318 .415 86 187 .460 1.22 .562
14 Khris Middleton, PF MIL 82 12.1 1.5 4 120 290 .414 256 564 .454 1.16 .511
15 Anthony Tolliver, PF CHA 64 6.1 1.6 4 102 247 .413 27 60 .450 1.28 .586


If they going to do it. Do it CORRECTLY

[Rondee]

Quote: Originally Posted by DIRK41NOWITZKI

Wow... Klay looks really good. It's funny how EA used that same pic for KD. At least put some effort in and take a pic from another angle. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

I disagree there.. Klay looks like a white Ray Lewis .. and Curry looks like Bizarro Curry..

I thought they face scanned these players?

[Playmakers]

Quote: Originally Posted by ThaLiveKing

BEcause I said he's not known for this shooting? I never said he can't shoot the three, he's mostly a pass first PG

I have to respectfully disagree with you here man...

As a Die hard Mavs fans Jose is a pure spot up 3-pt shooter. In fact that's about all he does because he can't get to the rack or create his own shot.

He's overrated as a pass 1st PG....reason being is because unlike a Steve Nash he can't create shots for others.

He's more of a hockey assist type guy he'll get the pass from someone else who breaks down the defense and kicks it out to him and if he can't get the shot off he'll swing the ball to the next open shooter for the HOCKEY ASSIST.

He made a living off of Kyle Lowry and Monta Ellis types handling the ball and attacking while he spots up for a 3-ball.

Having said all that he's been one of the elite 3-pt shooters in the league over the past decade.

I would rate him high as a spot up 3pt shooter but if you run at him or run him off the line he's not very good creating space for the shot.

[Playmakers]

Quote: Originally Posted by dblackmon97

Why isn't Carmelo Anthony on this list? He is definitely a top 3 point shooter. I just he is getting no love in NBA Live 15.

WTH is this a real post?

Most of those guys rated are pure shooters....they aren't rating guys on volume shooting (Carmelo)

Melo has shot exactly 40% of higher only twice in his career from 3-pt range.
http://espn.go.com/nba/player/stats/...armelo-anthony
.345 career

If you think he's a top 3-pt shooter than why not just include Shawn Marion on the list to
http://espn.go.com/nba/player/stats/...0/shawn-marion
.332 career

[Rockie_Fresh88]

I thought the guy was trolling with Melo post.

I hope the next game , both games actually , really separate the volume shooter and spot Up shooter

[thesniper321]

Quote: Originally Posted by Playmakers

WTH is this a real post? Most of those guys rated are pure shooters....they aren't rating guys on volume shooting (Carmelo) Melo has shot exactly 40% of higher only twice in his career from 3-pt range. http://espn.go.com/nba/player/stats/...armelo-anthony .345 career If you think he's a top 3-pt shooter than why not just include Shawn Marion on the list to http://espn.go.com/nba/player/stats/...0/shawn-marion .332 career

you sir deserve a medal, I don't think anyone here could say it better