Listen, I know that Stauff has a tough job. It's very involved. But his reference point for which he rates legends are awful. Every year....every year, he gets a few guys wrong.
Elgin Baylor - Widely regarded as the best all-around player to have ever played in the NBA until LBJ.
Wilt - considering how ridiculously gaudy his play was and how imposing he was. his only weakness was really his FT shooting...and that wasnt until later in his career.
Karl Malone - always manages to screw up his mobility. i mean always. 2k16 they had the younger version of Karl and his ability to run/move around the floor was crazy for the year they referenced.
Mahmoud Abul-Rauf - one of the most potent scoring PGs in the history of the game, consistently putting up huge scoring outputs and displaying a wide array of ways to score(Jordan had to guard him whenever they played the Nuggets). Also severely underrates his athleticism.
Hakeem Olajuwon - his lateral quickness, ball handling, and midrange is screwed EVERY year. And they never get his jumper right either.
Clyde Drexler - Regarded as one of the best SGs of all time(most lists have him top 5) and 2k16, we see guys like Iverson/Vince/Pistol get Diamond(or equivalent) rated cards and Clyde is stuck around high 80s. incredible oversight.
which guys do they usually screw up but you hope they get right?
Elgin Baylor - Widely regarded as the best all-around player to have ever played in the NBA until LBJ.
Wilt - considering how ridiculously gaudy his play was and how imposing he was. his only weakness was really his FT shooting...and that wasnt until later in his career.
Karl Malone - always manages to screw up his mobility. i mean always. 2k16 they had the younger version of Karl and his ability to run/move around the floor was crazy for the year they referenced.
Mahmoud Abul-Rauf - one of the most potent scoring PGs in the history of the game, consistently putting up huge scoring outputs and displaying a wide array of ways to score(Jordan had to guard him whenever they played the Nuggets). Also severely underrates his athleticism.
Hakeem Olajuwon - his lateral quickness, ball handling, and midrange is screwed EVERY year. And they never get his jumper right either.
Clyde Drexler - Regarded as one of the best SGs of all time(most lists have him top 5) and 2k16, we see guys like Iverson/Vince/Pistol get Diamond(or equivalent) rated cards and Clyde is stuck around high 80s. incredible oversight.
which guys do they usually screw up but you hope they get right?
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