NBA 2K12 -Dirk rated 85 ovrl and has a 99 med jumper!(pic)

[Hotobu]

Quote: Originally Posted by SaC_KiNg09

Here is an article explaining the ratings differences between players. Nothing major but useful: http://lakersblog.latimes.com/lakers...be-bryant.html

That isn't useful at all. It's 2K's PR department giving out sterile explanations to people who think that OVR means something. The people here should know better.

[jeebs9]

Quote: Originally Posted by nyqua

Not second in the league overall, but his jumpshot was very very good last year. Among SF's who played at least 40 games and 20+ MPG, LeBron was 3rd in FG% from 16-23 feet, behind Jared Dudley and Hedo. Among SF's who took a lot of attempts from 16-23 feet, LeBron was #1 in FG% on 5.4 attempts per game. Carmelo shot 43% on 6.5 attempts per game on the Nuggets, 40% on 6.0 attempts on the Knicks. Durant was at 40% on 6.7 attempts per game. http://www.hoopdata.com/shotstats.as...&gp=40&mins=20 There's the link sorted by attempts.

Thanks.. Didn't know where to look. But I thought I read some where last year that only Dirk was above LeBron from med last year.

"Only 2 PLAYERS IN THE NBA had a higher mid-range jumpshooting percentage than LeBron James this season. Dirk Nowitzki and Ray Allen. (compared to others who qualified on the list - or took enough shots)

He worked on it all summer after the media/***** bashing and it completely paid off this regular season and this post-season.

That's right, LeBron's mid-range shooting percentage is better than:

Carmelo's
Durant
Kobe
Wade
Joe Johnson
Paul Pierce
Rose

or anyone else except for Dirk and Ray Allen.

Look it up on NBA.com's Stats Cube."

I saw this on other site.

He is a link to the story I saw.
http://espn.go.com/blog/truehoop/mia...wn-the-stretch