Re: NBA 2K Rating Stock Watch!
I watched the Wizards last night specifically their bench. Neto, Harrell, Bertans. Then with Beal back in you got Holiday, Kispert, Avidja. Harrell finishing games, Neto being aggressive I think had 15 or so too. Stars are easy. It’s the deep rotations that need love and attention. So I’m right there with you on that point. Plus I like to do paint draw rotations so I take notes on lineups playing together, who starts 2nd quarter, finishes the game, etc. There used to be a website that tracked that but can’t remember it or if it’s still around?
The eye test factors in for tendencies and plays used and being run for me. Finishing moves, euro steps, spin, floaters, drive tendencies, in the post moves, triple threat jab steps, stepback jumpers, spot up 3’s versus off the dribble, and contested jumpers, etc. Then fit them into ranges where they use it the game more often than not. Some of that their is analytics on and some not. Like I said using both is the ultimate.
I watched the Wizards last night specifically their bench. Neto, Harrell, Bertans. Then with Beal back in you got Holiday, Kispert, Avidja. Harrell finishing games, Neto being aggressive I think had 15 or so too. Stars are easy. It’s the deep rotations that need love and attention. So I’m right there with you on that point. Plus I like to do paint draw rotations so I take notes on lineups playing together, who starts 2nd quarter, finishes the game, etc. There used to be a website that tracked that but can’t remember it or if it’s still around?
The eye test factors in for tendencies and plays used and being run for me. Finishing moves, euro steps, spin, floaters, drive tendencies, in the post moves, triple threat jab steps, stepback jumpers, spot up 3’s versus off the dribble, and contested jumpers, etc. Then fit them into ranges where they use it the game more often than not. Some of that their is analytics on and some not. Like I said using both is the ultimate.
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