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

03:08 PM - September 24, 2014 by Steve_OS

The NBA 2K15 player ratings have been revealed for the 76th overall rated player through 100.

The top 50 players will be revealed later, as the Twitter account builds more followers.

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# 61 bedwardsroy19 @ 09/24/14 09:26 PM

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Originally Posted by City_foxx


	Reallu liking the rating feel like they reffect value to team. Oposed to an order determining who would most likely win in a 1v1 like past rating systems. Curious to see dennis rodmans rating gota be at least 92. Hey matt and nicole any way we can get a few classic players ratings?

I am not sure if classic ratings will be released, but they are different from years past.

# 62 Jakeness23 @ 09/24/14 10:55 PM

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Originally Posted by Rashidi


	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.

Their offense wouldn't be the thing to worry about. It'd be defense. When they match up against teams out in the West like GS with Curry, Thompson, and Iguodala. The Spurs with Parker, Green/Ginobili, and Leonard. OKC with Jackson, Westbrook, and Durant. Then in the East with teams like the Cavs with Irving, Waiters, and LBJ; Charlotte with Kemba, Stephenson, and MKG.

They're giving up A LOT of size when they run a lineup of Thomas, Dragic, and Bledsoe. Sure you can throw in Green from time to time, but I think they should've been looking for an upgrade at the 2 and 3 and some depth down low. I think they were solid at the point already and the acquistion of Thomas will cut into Dragic and Bledsoe's minutes.

Maybe it'll work, but personally, I would've gone after someone like Parsons instead of Thomas.

# 63 ClevelandFan @ 09/24/14 11:00 PM

Ricky Rubio is one of the worst PGs in the history of the NBA. A 79? GTFOH

# 64 mvspree8 @ 09/25/14 12:38 AM

Man, Jennings is getting a ton of mileage off that 55-point game his rookie year.

# 65 mvspree8 @ 09/25/14 12:45 AM

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Originally Posted by ClevelandFan


	Ricky Rubio is one of the worst PGs in the history of the NBA. A 79? GTFOH

That's one of the funniest things I've ever read. Thanks for the pick-me-up.

# 66 DJ_Solis @ 09/25/14 01:52 AM

Curious to see the individual ratings for certain players. Specifically, Drummond and DeAndre. I can't think of a single thing that Drummond does better than DeAndre, yet Drummond has the slight upper hand. It's only two points difference so it's obviously not a big deal but I just can't think of what makes one better than the other.
Overall though, the new ratings seem to be a lot more accurate than the last couple of years.

# 67 kmc336 @ 09/25/14 09:09 AM

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Originally Posted by kolanji


	IMO I THINK Joe Johnson is overrated IRL and in the game...i think Paul Pierce is better overall....but other than that, the new system seems spot on to me so far

Overrated? Did you see any Nets games? He was the only one who was actually good on that team. While Pierce was putting up bricks, JJ was killing it. He is definitely underrated. He was an all-star and killed it in the playoffs

# 68 Bliitz @ 09/25/14 09:14 AM

Roy Hibbert 80? No way. David West only 80? Bump him up 3-4. David West is the best player on the Pacers.

# 69 Yeah...THAT Guy @ 09/25/14 09:22 AM

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Originally Posted by Halloween


	I'm dying to know what kind of individual ratings justify Rubio's 79. He's not a 79 athlete. He's not a 79 defender. He's not a 79 shooter. He better be a good ball handler to go along with his passing skills...

I assume this has been brought up by now, but Rubio is one of the best defenders in the NBA at the PG position. His hands are amazing and he does a great job of playing angles to stay in front of guys. He's not a great athlete, but he isn't unathletic either, and while he's among the worst shooters/finishers in the NBA, his ball-handling and passing ability are both elite. I think a 79 is pretty perfect for him at this point in time until he can improve his scoring a bit.

# 70 commandoelite5 @ 09/25/14 06:29 PM

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Originally Posted by bedwardsroy19


	Just like everybody else forgets the majority of the season To keep/improve his rating he will have to perform much better than he did in the playoffs. Player's like Hibbert and Bogut impact the game in so many ways that basic statistics can't always show. Having an elite rim protector is a valuable asset to a team. There is a reason teams spend so much money to keep these types around

Well his regular season was pretty unforgettable too. I understand rim protectors have different ratings in this game, but that's all that Hibbert is. He can't score, he can't rebound, and he can't pass. He can protect the rim, that's it. The Hawks proved that wasn't such a big deal when Pero Antic had a field day with Hibbert in the playoffs. It's crazy to me that a one dimensional player can get an 80 rating but I'll reserve any further judgement until I play the game.

# 71 8KB24 @ 09/25/14 08:05 PM

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Originally Posted by commandoelite5


	Well his regular season was pretty unforgettable too. I understand rim protectors have different ratings in this game, but that's all that Hibbert is. He can't score, he can't rebound, and he can't pass. He can protect the rim, that's it. The Hawks proved that wasn't such a big deal when Pero Antic had a field day with Hibbert in the playoffs. It's crazy to me that a one dimensional player can get an 80 rating but I'll reserve any further judgement until I play the game.

Bonner has a rating of 72. I think 80 is about right for Hibbert.

# 72 agreene7 @ 09/25/14 08:29 PM

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Originally Posted by jaybrook07


	2k must have missed Hibbert's performance in the playoffs

Hibbert was terrible all year last year but it was do to confidence not skills. 80 seems about right because if he plays like he did in his contract year he would be better than an 80

# 73 Boilerbuzz @ 09/25/14 10:10 PM

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Originally Posted by bedwardsroy19


	Better than Nicole Kidman

I love me some Nicole Kidman. 😛

And I figured your name was Roy B. Edwards...

# 74 JazzMan @ 09/26/14 08:11 PM

My dude Hayward finally getting a rating that makes sense.

# 75 dfsyjttf @ 09/27/14 01:16 PM

The Wizards and Pistons will have solid starting lineups out the box.

# 76 Sundown @ 09/27/14 01:30 PM

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Originally Posted by bedwardsroy19


	Just like everybody else forgets the majority of the season To keep/improve his rating he will have to perform much better than he did in the playoffs. Player's like Hibbert and Bogut impact the game in so many ways that basic statistics can't always show. Having an elite rim protector is a valuable asset to a team. There is a reason teams spend so much money to keep these types around

Hibbert was TERRIBLE. While that was and exception an important marker on his career, it also wasn't the norm. Wild fluctuations or not, he's been an important big man. I have no real problem with him at 80. I think Bogut is a little underrated but if you're talking about big men who are often exceptional and sometimes absent for different reasons, they're not that far apart I suppose.

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