Re: NBA 2K17 Player Rating - Andre Drummond
Should be a 99. Definitely not pre-ordering.
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Re: NBA 2K17 Player Rating - Andre Drummond
Seems right maybe even too high. Got almost no offensive game apart from dunks.
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Re: NBA 2K17 Player Rating - Andre Drummond = 87
I like it seem reasonable.
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his overall rating seem fine to me but he suck at Free Throw
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Re: NBA 2K17 Player Rating - Andre Drummond = 87
He can't hit free throws, sure. Everyone knows that and he must improve going forward, for his own sake if not for anything else. However, he is a prolific rebounder, a very good rim protector and possesses an underrated offensive game getting better by the year, which is demonstrated by de5m0n's uninformed post. I'm not going to pretend like he's Hakeem Olajuwon, but he's much better on the offensive end than he's given credit for.
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Re: NBA 2K17 Player Rating - Andre Drummond = 87
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Drummond made 552 field goals last year. Of those field goals, here's how a portion of them broke down: -83 alley oops (109 attempts) -120 dunks (138 dunk attempts) -263 layups (489 layup attempts, 53.8 percent) -86 tip-shots (158 attempts) -27 jump shots (114 attempts) -0 fadeaways (0 attempts) -137 hook shots (314 attempts, 43.8 percent) http://stats.nba.com/player/#!/203083/stats/shooting/ Again, his reliance on the hook shot outpaced every other center in the league by probably close to 50 attempts, yet his success rate was below that of even Dwight Howard and DeAndre Jordan. In addition, Drummond frequently had difficulty establishing even semi-deep position, which is what often made success in the post so tough for him to begin with. Not to be too obvious, but the moments where he's able to big boy someone and catch his post entry within five feet, he's got a pretty darn good chance of scoring, whether by hook, rebound, or missed shot followed by tip. But more times than not, that didn't happen last year, as illustrated by the numbers above. He's young and he's developing but on the offensive end, dunks, lobs, and tip-ins are still his bread and butter. They'll keep pushing to develop that post game of his but to this point, it's still very raw, predictable, and quite honestly, solidly mediocre. Quote:
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