LEGENDS Thread - NBA 2K18 & beyond: (Accessories, jerseys, sig styles etc)

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  • VDusen04
    Hall Of Fame
    • Aug 2003
    • 13033

    #3601
    Originally posted by JAY_D1

    Hey VDusen, great pics. I uploaded the old Sixers jerseys fornuse in 2kshare,.. these are the actual jerseys in game files so that you don't need to create uniforms.

    For use of 1997-98, I have also uploaded the Hornets and Warriors game files changes as well to keep it accurate for your save.

    Saving you time for having to recreate the jerseys when they are already there in game.
    Thanks for the lookout, Jay. It's worth noting that I'm still on 2K24 so from the looks of it, the Warriors file is from 2K25, correct? Elsewise, I couldn't find it. I still found some great stuff of yours from 2K24 though, so thank you for that!

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    • JAY_D1
      JAY_D1 commented
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      Ah shucks! Nvm then, its from 2k25 sir.
  • VDusen04
    Hall Of Fame
    • Aug 2003
    • 13033

    #3602
    First of all, I love that retired players enter the coaching portal in MyEra.

    Secondly, I really love that Moses Malone has chosen to retain his signature look as he breaks into the coaching ranks.

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    • VDusen04
      Hall Of Fame
      • Aug 2003
      • 13033

      #3603
      1997-98 in the books.

      NBA Champion: New York Knicks (4-0 over Los Angeles Lakers)

      Finals MVP: Allan Houston

      MVP: Shaquille O'Neal... (his fifth in a row now that I look at it)

      Rookie of the Year: Tim Duncan (every ROY has been accurate thus far)

      Sixth Man of the Year: Toni Kukoc

      Defensive Player of the Year: David Robinson (his fifth)

      Most Improved: Theo Ratliff

      All-NBA Surprises: David Wesley usurping Michael Jordan for First Team selection (Wesley averaged over 24 ppg & also made an All-Defensive team); Calbert Cheaney & Jim Jackson both with Third Team nods.














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      • VDusen04
        Hall Of Fame
        • Aug 2003
        • 13033

        #3604
        1998-99 season completed (and lockout-free!)

        NBA Champion: Miami Heat (4-0 over the Los Angeles Lakers, the Lakers' third consecutive Finals loss, the Heat's second ring in three years; as an aside, the Bulls won just two rings in the '90s, in 1991 and 1996, ceding two rings to Seattle, two to Miami, and one to Portland, Charlotte, and New York)

        Finals MVP: Alonzo Mourning

        MVP: Shaquille O'Neal... (his sixth in a row)

        Rookie of the Year: Vince Carter

        Sixth Man of the Year: Calbert Cheaney

        Defensive Player of the Year: Shaquille O'Neal

        Most Improved: Steve Nash

        Coach of the Year: Phil Jackson

        All-NBA Surprises: David Wesley is a certified All-NBA player, Rod Strickland made third team, the rest remain pretty aligned to real life, though Penny and Shawn Kemp remain healthy superstars. Charlie Ward is a perennial All-Defensive Team candidate. Biggest All-Rookie Team surprise was Felipe Lopez.











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        • VDusen04
          Hall Of Fame
          • Aug 2003
          • 13033

          #3605
          1999-00 season completed

          NBA Champion: Seattle SuperSonics (4-1 over the Atlanta Hawks; Raptors upset the Heat early on, Hawks took down the Knicks, Pacers weren't a factor; Sonics upset the Lakers on a Brent Barry GW 3-pointer then moved past the Spurs in seven. Vin Baker develops).

          Finals MVP: Vin Baker

          MVP: Shaquille O'Neal... (his seventh in a row)

          Rookie of the Year: Lamar Odom

          Sixth Man of the Year: Marcus Camby

          Defensive Player of the Year: Shaquille O'Neal

          Most Improved: Larry Hughes

          Coach of the Year: Pat Riley

          All-NBA Surprises: Similar to last year. Penny and Shawn Kemp remain healthy superstars and Charlie Ward is a perennial All-Defensive Team candidate. Biggest All-Rookie Team surprise was Adrian Griffin.



















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          • jerwoods
            MVP
            • Jan 2009
            • 3000

            #3606
            if they would only put all these my team only guys into eras

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            • VDusen04
              Hall Of Fame
              • Aug 2003
              • 13033

              #3607
              2000-01 season completed

              NBA Champion: Sacramento Kings (4-2 over the Milwaukee Bucks)

              Finals MVP: Chris Webber

              MVP: Shaquille O'Neal... (his eighth in a row)

              Rookie of the Year: Kenyon Martin

              Sixth Man of the Year: Aaron McKie

              Defensive Player of the Year: Shaquille O'Neal

              Most Improved: Baron Davis

              Coach of the Year: Phil Jackson

              All-NBA Surprises: Marcus Camby making a second team appearance; Ben Wallace & Shareef Abdur-Rahim both making first appearances













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