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NBA 2K15 Player Ratings - Embiid 77, Marshall 74, McLemore 74, Larkin 72, Gobert 71

04:13 PM - September 8, 2014 by Steve_OS

NBA players continue to tweet their NBA 2K15 player ratings and in-game screenshots. We have posted them here.

Joel Embiid - 77
Kendall Marshall - 74
Ben McLemore - 74
Shane Larkin - 72
Rudy Gobert - 71

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# 21 ojandpizza @ 09/08/14 09:32 PM

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Originally Posted by tarheel4lyfe851


	It's a complete joke... Embiid is so overrated Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

How would anybody even know that until he actually plays a game lol

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# 22 ojandpizza @ 09/08/14 09:39 PM

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Originally Posted by Edi286


	the lowest ranked player in the NBA is a 64. The highest ranked is a probably Lebron (95 - 98) most players will be in the 70s

Wait, LeBron isn't going to be a 99 anymore? Every single player in the game seems to get an almost "overrated" boost in their overalls and LeBron goes DOWN somehow? In a rating system that's supposed to represent their value and importance to their team, LeBron is somehow going to go down..?? That makes tons of sense..

If that is the case, I blame the people who complain "he shouldn't be rated as high as you know who" lol.. And everyone says let the individual ratings judge the player, smh.

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# 23 KingTocco @ 09/08/14 10:05 PM

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Originally Posted by ojandpizza


	Wait, LeBron isn't going to be a 99 anymore? Every single player in the game seems to get an almost "overrated" boost in their overalls and LeBron goes DOWN somehow? In a rating system that's supposed to represent their value and importance to their team, LeBron is somehow going to go down..?? That makes tons of sense.. If that is the case, I blame the people who complain "he shouldn't be rated as high as you know who" lol.. And everyone says let the individual ratings judge the player, smh. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Lebron shouldn't be a 99, the only player that should be a 99 is MJ. Video games have too many 99 players, the 99 should stand for literally the GOAT...which is obviously MJ. IMO

The ratings to me so far look pretty good. I would say there are a few more players deserving a 90+ rating though.

Lebron, Durant, CP3, Melo, Griffin, Noah, Westbrook, and PG (if he was healthy)

# 24 Steve_OS @ 09/08/14 10:15 PM

Ben McLemore - 74

Will update OP w/ image.

# 25 ojandpizza @ 09/08/14 10:24 PM

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Originally Posted by kobebryant824


	Lebron shouldn't be a 99, the only player that should be a 99 is MJ. Video games have too many 99 players, the 99 should stand for literally the GOAT...which is obviously MJ. IMO

If people really want individual ratings to be the deciding factor then it shouldn't be just a 99 only for the goat.. It's hypocritical for everyone to want one thing and then complain because of the result.

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# 26 cmac2k13 @ 09/08/14 10:25 PM

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Originally Posted by kobebryant824


	Lebron shouldn't be a 99, the only player that should be a 99 is MJ. Video games have too many 99 players, the 99 should stand for literally the GOAT...which is obviously MJ. IMO The ratings to me so far look pretty good. I would say there are a few more players deserving a 90+ rating though. Lebron, Durant, CP3, Melo, Griffin, Noah, Westbrook, and PG (if he was healthy)

I was gonna like your post, but Noah?! Love Noah's game, but no way should be in the 90's.

# 27 J_Posse @ 09/08/14 10:31 PM

All those guys look, obviously, spot on. Can't wait to see more Spur player images.

Plus, it's great to have someone in the development team that is actually up****** all players. I'm hoping this extensive work extends to all free-agents, player tendencies, sig shots/moves and hot spots/zones.

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# 28 J_Posse @ 09/08/14 10:37 PM

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Originally Posted by ojandpizza


	If people really want individual ratings to be the deciding factor then it shouldn't be just a 99 only for the goat.. It's hypocritical for everyone to want one thing and then complain because of the result. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

The only way LBJ doesn't earn a 99 (again, which he won't) is because he didn't play the same level of defense of the previous two seasons. He should definitely still be the best player in the game and league, but I think they may have knocked down his defensive ratings - and maybe defensive awareness too - which hurt his overall rating. His last few 99 overall ratings were very well deserved, IMO.

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# 29 KingTocco @ 09/08/14 10:37 PM

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Originally Posted by cmac2k13


	I was gonna like your post, but Noah?! Love Noah's game, but no way should be in the 90's.

How can you not have Noah in the 90s?

He literally carried his entire team the whole year, was a candidate for MVP too. He's a great defender, tenacious rebounder, and he was a great facilitator on offense too.

Not high 90s but I think he definitely deserves a 90-91 rating.

# 30 J_Posse @ 09/08/14 10:41 PM

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Originally Posted by kobebryant824


	How can you not have Noah in the 90s? He literally carried his entire team the whole year, was a candidate for MVP too. Meaning he's a super role-player and nothing more. He's a great defender, tenacious rebounder, and he was a great facilitator on offense too. Not high 90s but I think he definitely deserves a 90-91 rating.

No, he's a better passing version of Ben Wallace type player. He is nowhere near a top tier, elite level player such as LeBron, Kevin Durant and Chris Paul.

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# 31 thedream2k13 @ 09/08/14 10:41 PM

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Originally Posted by kobebryant824


	How can you not have Noah in the 90s? He literally carried his entire team the whole year, was a candidate for MVP too. He's a great defender, tenacious rebounder, and he was a great facilitator on offense too. Not high 90s but I think he definitely deserves a 90-91 rating.

What those stats looking like ?? Those decide rating

# 32 ojandpizza @ 09/08/14 10:46 PM

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Originally Posted by J_Posse


	The only way LBJ doesn't earn a 99 (again, which he won't) is because he didn't play the same level of defense of the previous two seasons. He should definitely still be the best player in the game and league, but I think they may have knocked down his defensive ratings - and maybe defensive awareness too - which hurt his overall rating. His last few 99 overall ratings were very well deserved, IMO. from Spurs Nation/Bills Backer HQ using Tapatalk

I agree with this completely, if the rating system hadn't changed and everyone else took a big jump then I wouldn't have said anything.. Just seems odd that other players overalls are higher, almost to the point that they are too high with this new system, yet LeBron is going down. Not like it really matters one way or the other though.

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# 33 cmac2k13 @ 09/08/14 10:48 PM

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Originally Posted by kobebryant824


	How can you not have Noah in the 90s? He literally carried his entire team the whole year, was a candidate for MVP too. He's a great defender, tenacious rebounder, and he was a great facilitator on offense too. Not high 90s but I think he definitely deserves a 90-91 rating.

He was an 80 last year. No shot in hell does he jump 10 points nor does he deserve to.

# 34 KingTocco @ 09/08/14 10:49 PM

This is just my opinion but I feel like he is definitely an elite top-tier player. Defensive ratings should factor in more too, defense seems to get forgotten about a lot. I'd like to see some defensive gameplay improvements and videos instead posterizing dunks everywhere.

Melo is a pretty questionable defender and yet he made it into the 90s.

I'm not sure how you can say Noah is a better passing version of Ben Wallace...Ben Wallace was literally all defense and no offense at all. Noah is much better offensively

# 35 KingTocco @ 09/08/14 10:50 PM

I don't really want to side track this thread with Noah debate, everyone has their own opinions. Also, his rating of 80 last year was way too low IMO.

# 36 cmac2k13 @ 09/08/14 10:54 PM

I get the fact that Noah carried a huge load once D-Rose went down and arguably carried that team in the Playoffs, but if you think Noah is a top 10 talent in the league you are flat out wrong. Easily a top player at his position, but there aren't many great 5's in the L these days. Noah's a fantastic rebounder, a good shot blocker, but he's not as good offensively as you're giving him credit for. He didn't even shoot 50% from the field last season.

I'm actually a big fan of Noah and have picked him for my fantasy squad the last 3 seasons, but if I'm making the ratings I'm not putting him over 83-84.

# 37 redsox4evur @ 09/08/14 11:00 PM

Alright so Andrew Wiggins and Jabari are going to rated in the low 80s going to be pissed when this happens.

# 38 KingTocco @ 09/08/14 11:02 PM

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Originally Posted by redsox4evur


	Alright so Andrew Wiggins and Jabari are going to rated in the low 80s going to be pissed when this happens.

Jabari is the highest rated rookie at 78

# 39 KingTocco @ 09/08/14 11:08 PM

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Originally Posted by darkknightrises


	So we now 4 players are going to be in the 90's and KD is 1 have we heard who else yet? We know james of course will be but then who are the other 2 going to be. I am going to say kevin love and CP3. I wonder with kobe only playing like 10 games last year what is rating will be?

Kobe should be like an 85 at best.

# 40 turty11 @ 09/08/14 11:23 PM

the issue i have is this.

it appears the majority of NBA players will be rated as 75-85's

what you are then telling me is that overall speaking, these rookies, and more than half the league are all the same kind of all around talent.

i dont know if the issue is the overall system...still, or 2k rosters..still

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