Great 17', 18' and 19' Rosters to use during MyLeague mode (Xbox One)

[King Ken]

I added a 2017, 2018, 2019, and 2020 class.

2017:
Name: My 2017 class called "2017 after March Madness"

Good:
Fixed tendencies, ratings, potential, no misuse of badges, great depth with reasonable ratings that won't screw up your franchise.

Bad:
Josh Hart was a rushed job. I am having trouble with him and mainly only him. His stats don't match his potential impact and creating him is quite difficult.

A majority of undrafted rookies in my class are horrendously bad and play like HS players with NBA size and length.

Best Potential:
Fultz, Ball, Smith Jr., Fox and Jackson

Top sleepers: Harry Giles and Justin Patton.

The Oddity: The oddity of this class is out it lines up just perfect with DX draft board. I mean 100%. I felt like I did a good job. But I missed on some players like Josh Hart for example. That said, the game likes D.J. Wilson and he's drafted higher in the game than in real life and the game likes Harry Giles a lot even though I nuked his overall ratings.

Overall: Great overall class, if you draft well, you can do well in this class. A lot of talent from top to bottom. While a number of 2nd rounders might not make your squad, several of them have developmental potential to be back of the rotation players. Extremely weak selection of undrafted prospects. Almost nil.

2018:
Name: My 2018 class called "2018 after March Madness"

For 2018, I used gamertag: "xbloodshot14x" 2018 roster. I changed a couple players. (Jaylen Hands and LiAngelo Ball as they are in my 2019 class.) Both are better in my class while not being that good in either class but at least they have a shot at getting drafted. In his class, they were summer leaguers, in mines, late 1st rounders or early 2nd rounders. I also dropped Lenny Walker from Miami(FL) in 2019 for 2018 class. He most likely is an one and done player regardless so it made sense for him to be in 2018 over 2019.

Since this is xbloodshot14x class with just some edits so there won't be any overlap from his class to mines, I have no review. I simply got rid of two players from his 2018 class and removed a player from my 2019 class.

2019:
My 2019 class called "2019 NBA w Zion & Bagley REAL"

Good:
Zion and Bagley are rated right. Most of the players including LiAngelo is rated right. Honestly, I didn't want to rate Ball as high as I did as I do not think he will be on the same level as a player as DeAndre Bembry(69) is right now but a lot of fans like him and he does have some strengths. I moved Zion to the position he will likely play in the NBA (SF). Also, there shouldn't be any draft class where Zion is near LiAngelo in rating. There is a massive gap between the two. In fact, same for Bagley as well to Ball.

A big issue I noticed for most 2019 classes on XB1 is that the start peak starts at 22 and 23 for many of the legit 24/7/ESPN/scout/rivals guys. I moved that back for many of these guys. Especially the more skilled or skill+athletic guys. For the athletic guys, they tend too peak sooner as mention at the Analytics(Sloan) conference.

Reasonable gems within the class. You can find and develop gems in this class.

Bad: I would say you might see some of the summer leaguers drafted (50's rating). I ran numerous tests and I didn't see that many drafted if any in my last three test after editing. You will see some guys like Daniel King high on the draft board for NBA.com but he falls off massively the minute the real draft takes place.

Daniel King will show up at the top of your NBA.com class. Don't worry, he's terrible and never gets drafted my the CPU but do not be fooled by the scouts with him. He is the trap of the class and it's done on purpose.

Top potential:
Williamson, Bagley and Jordan Brown

Sleepers: Kostas A and M.J. Walker. Two oldies but goodies for this draft class.

The oddity: The 2nd round draft tends to get really weak after 40. That said, the undrafted players in this class add a lot of value and some could even make good end of rotation players/good D-League players and some could turn into potential borderline All Stars and some could be developed to be even better than that. This is a class of the ages. Williamson and Bagley are cornerstone prospects for whomever lands them. But don't sleep on the other top prospects who are of high quality and this class features two way players. And specialists. Just a great 1st round in general. I would pick my pick in this draft. I can get someone who can develop into a rotation role player.

Overall:

Most draft classes get tendencies of the players wrong, I did a good job for the most part to get the guys to play like their real life counterpart. I tested this after about 15 times. I changed everyone in the draft shot tendency and their abilities.

2020
Name: My 2020 class called "2020 after March Madness"

Good:
R.J. Barrett and LeMelo Ball are the studs of the class. There is a chance Barrett could be moved to 2019. His rating will drop two points but his potential will be the same. If he’s in 2019, it will be the deepest class of all my rosters. This draft class has a pretty deep 1st round. Doesn’t have any holes but isn’t superstar heavy. A lot of role players in this class so having a late 1st doesn’t suck in this class but it’s better than 19 where the class gets kinda weak after 25. Good 2nd round class unlike 2019. Get a 2nd round pick in this class.

Bad: Not a star driven class. After the top 2, getting a star in this class is highly unlikely unless you develop them to be a star. Overall, it’s a good class. A lot of 60’s in this class which is good for summer league. Not a ton of 1st round talent outside of the 1st round but it’s not no summer leaguers or worse like in 18 and 19.

Top potential:
Barrett and LeMelo

Sleepers: I am not sure. Probably Kamar Baldwin. Low potential but has a long bell curve. With development, he could be a star.

The oddity: None really. A pretty good class.

Overall: A solid class. You better trade for a top 2 pick if you want a star in this class. No one is passing on Ball or Barrett in this class and if Barrett leaves for 19’, this becomes an one man class.

[VAWereWolf65]

How many players are there in the 2017 class? And how many of those players have fully edited tendencies?

[King Ken]

Quote: Originally Posted by VAWereWolf65

How many players are there in the 2017 class? And how many of those players have fully edited tendencies?

I can only speak on 2019. Cosmis classes was excellent in 2017 with over 80 complete edits. His 2018 was decent but compared to others, it was by far the best. His 2019 was below average on par with others.

My 2019 had about 110 full edits for both real and fake players. As far as tendencies, I might have edited about 60 players tendencies as well. My 2019 has an interest cast of players. Summer league will not be boring. I feel like in real life, no one in summer league is below a 60 but in the game I made an exception. In the 2019 class, no one is below a 55 but maybe 3 to 4 players who have other advantages over the other 55's and above.

I re-edited players like S. O'Neal. He is a finesse player so I re-edited him like one.

[King Ken]

I will say for the 2017 Cosmis class. Once you upload his draft class change the potential rating of these players.

Edit
Tatum
Jackson
Fox
O.G. A. potential.

Tatum - from 80 to 91
Jackson - from 83 to 89
Fox - from 77 to 87
O.G. A. from 74 to 80

[VAWereWolf65]

Not sure if i totally agree with some of his ratings (bam adebayo having a 32 standing dunk?) But i will definetly keep my eye on it. Was actually planning on creating my own 2017 class at some point but will keep my eye on this one.

[King Ken]

Quote: Originally Posted by VAWereWolf65

Not sure if i totally agree with some of his ratings (bam adebayo having a 32 standing dunk?) But i will definetly keep my eye on it. Was actually planning on creating my own 2017 class at some point but will keep my eye on this one.

I created my own 2017 roster.

It's called 2017 after March Madness.

I got the tendencies right on all of the players. I also made the potential reality for most of the prospects. I removed Grayson Allen and Allozo Trier and added L.J. Peak.

I also updated the 2019 class. Added Myreon Jones and Garland. Changed the schools for the prospects to the most likely school based from 24/7sports. Both classes are great and well edited. No shot tendencies of 15 for Ball and Fultz. No, Bam being a 33 at standing dunk or other silly ratings.

[King Ken]

Due to a good summer league, I re-rated some of the prospects in 2019 for better and some for worse. Quickley, Jones and Garland for example.

My class features an array of 2016, 17 and 18' college recruits.

LiAngelo and the UCLA 4some from 17' class.

Kostas A. from 16'.

And others. Of course, it has Zion and Bagley who are the best prospects in awhile and fairly rated with a reasonable amount of badges.

[King Ken]

Top Prospects in 2017:
Markelle Fultz
6-4
190
PG
Washington
Fr.


Josh Jackson
6-8
205
SG/SF
Kansas
Fr.

Lonzo Ball
6-6
190
PG
UCLA
Fr.

De'Aaron Fox
6-3
175
PG
Kentucky
Fr.

Jayson Tatum
6-8
205
SF
Duke
Fr.



Jonathan Isaac
6-10
210
SF/PF
Florida St.
Fr.


Dennis Smith
6-2
195
PG
NC State
Fr.


Malik Monk
6-3
200
SG
Kentucky
Fr.

Lauri Markkanen
7-0
230
PF
Arizona
Fr.

Jarrett Allen
6-10
235
C
Texas
Fr.


Zach Collins
7-0
230
C
Gonzaga
Fr.


Frank Ntilikina
6-5
190
PG
France
Intl.

Best Potential:
Fultz, Ball, Smith Jr., Fox and Jackson

Top sleepers: Harry Giles and Justin Patton.

The Oddity: The oddity of this class is out it lines up just perfect with DX draft board. I mean 100%. I felt like I did a good job. But I missed on some players like Josh Hart for example. That said, the game likes D.J. Wilson and he's drafted higher in the game than in real life and the game likes Harry Giles a lot even though I nuked his overall ratings.

Overall: Great overall class, if you draft well, you can do well in this class. A lot of talent from top to bottom. While a number of 2nd rounders might not make your squad, several of them have developmental potential to be back of the rotation players. Extremely weak selection of undrafted prospects. Almost nil.


Top Prospects in 2019:

Marvin Bagley
Kentucky
Note the college is just a from the lean. If they are leaning elsewhere, I would placed them there.


Zion Williamson
Duke


Romeo Langford
Duke


Cameron Reddish
Duke


Jordan Brown
UCLA

Simisola ****tu
Canada

Darius Garland
Duke

Moses Brown
Maryland

Immanuel Quickley
Kentucky

Khavon Moore
Kentucky

Myreon Jones
UAB

Top potential:
Williamson, Bagley and Jordan Brown

Sleepers: Kostas A and M.J. Walker. Two oldies but goodies for this draft class.

The oddity: The 2nd round draft tends to get really weak after 40. That said, the undrafted players in this class add a lot of value and some could even make good end of rotation players/good D-League players and some could turn into potential borderline All Stars and some could be developed to be even better than that. This is a class of the ages. Williamson and Bagley are cornerstone prospects for whomever lands them. But don't sleep on the other top prospects who are of high quality and this class features two way players. And specialists. Just a great 1st round in general. I would pick my pick in this draft. I can get someone who can develop into a rotation role player.

Overall: Extremely top heavy, a lot of athletes in this class. Not high on shooters but you can do well nonetheless. An extremely strong undrafted class in this one. While the 2017 class is better in terms of depth, the 2019 has scrubs who could turn into stars with development.

I updated the introduction post.