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Quote: Originally Posted by JerzeyReign

And what should he get a bump at? His December isn't better than his November. Maybe shooting the ball but most player's numbers come up once the season starts rolling. Ron is fine where he's at - he's not doing more or less than what he did in the beginning of the year - in fact, his shooting percentage is higher because he's taking less shots. Disclaimer: The people I've played using the Lakers use Ron Ron the same way he's used in real life so I don't see an issue of where he's at now.

No. Your point is irrelevant. The problem is that his rating is based on his production from last year; his numbers this year are leaps and bounds better than his numbers from last year. His numbers haven't been this good since before he was a Laker.

In 2K13, he hasn't even been touched. And since his 2K13 rating is based on his production from last year, it doesn't matter if his numbers this month are the same as last month's. His numbers this year are better than last year's.

In addition, World Peace is shooting more than he did last year; not less. So, he's shooting a higher percentage while taking more shots. His numbers, almost across the board, are the highest they've ever been as a Laker.

Finally, he's the most athletic he's ever been as a Laker--faster, quicker, and stronger. His rebounding average is tied for third best in his career.

These are objective facts that are proved by his statistical production, and therefore, cannot be disputed. So, all of this should warrant a considerable upgrade for Metta World Peace.