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Re: NBA 2K13 Ratings - Dwight Howard – 96, Chris Bosh - 83, Roy Hibbert - 86
When did Dwight Howard miss the entire season? He missed the rest of the season & 1st round of the playoffs. But not an "entire season" (Although, he is a bit overrated 96 is high, 92/93 would suffice). However, I agree with what you said about Bosh he should be a 84/85.My Favorite Sports Teams:
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This is NBA 2K13 not NBA97? Yes Dwight is the best center in the league now, compared to the other big men in the league yes he is that much better than they are.. I would rather him be around a 93 or so like last year but hell since everybody is jumping 3-5 points in overalls why not him as well..Comment
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^ also Mutombo's best season numbers wise was his ROOKIE season, at like 15.6 and 11.5 that's supposed to equal a 93?Comment
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Re: NBA 2K13 ratings: D. Howard – 96, C. Bosh - 83, R. Hibbert - 86
Well then your opinion is heavily flawed and based on 0 facts. CP3 is much more efficient in Iso situations and slightly better in PnR and then he's much better in the passing lanes. So Im really not getting why you would choose Rose defensively over Paul. Another thing the Clippers and Hornets with Cp3 at the helm have like top 5 efficient offenses in clutch times (last 5 min I think). Rose is great but he is very much a shoot first and isnt the best of shooters, while CP3 will get you buckets and other easy buckets. CP3 is the best PG in the league and its really not worth debating unless you have some real analysis to refute it.Comment
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Re: NBA 2K13 ratings: D. Howard – 96, C. Bosh - 83, R. Hibbert - 86
I'm curious as to why people think Bynum is automatically the second best center behind Dwight Howard (who, I agree, is rated far too high. A 91 or 92 is perfect for him). And for those of you out there who say that Bynum has a terrific (or more advanced) offensive game, I ask you to tell me which moves he mastered. I watched 90 percent of Lakers games last year and I saw maybe two moves that he's got down. Most of his points came from oops, or easy dunks, putbacks after the defense collapsed on Kobe then helped on Gasol, who would dump it into Bynum for chippies. Bynum's problems on offense are myriad. He is slow getting down the floor and establishing post position. Once he does establish the post and gets the ball, he takes too long to get his balance, using several dribbles to feel out his man and figure out what he's going to do. Once he's decided, I saw maybe a handful of times where he utilized some sort of counter move if his original decision wasn't there. Bynum put up all-star numbers because he got at least three easy baskets a game from lobs and or offensive rebounds. In seven games Bynum played without the benefit of Kobe Bryant drawing doubles when Kobe sat out last season, Bynum shot under 44 percent. Subtract the game against the GSW in which he went 12-14, and Bynum shot an abysmal 38 percent! That's awful for a 5-10 guard, let alone a 7-foot, 290-lb center!
Worse still, Bynum is not mobile enough for today's NBA and really struggles to show in pick-and-roll defense. Plus, he never ran back down the court for transition defense, and while he averaged 2 blocks a game, night in and night out he wasn't the sort of intimidating presence like Serge Ibaka or even Tyson Chandler.
Based on what he did last year in his all-star year, I think Bynum's maybe the fourth or fifth best center in the game. Marc Gasol has no weakness in his skill set. He has a good post game. He is an excellent passer. He's a terrific shot blocker. Good rebounder. He plays physical, and he can even hit 15-foot jumpers with regularity. All that plus he's a decent foul shooter. I'd also take a healthy Andrew Bogut, who has a rough offensive game, but completely transforms a team with his defense. And while I think Tyson's defense is somewhat overrated, he is uber efficient offensively and never tries to do too much, is a good foul shooter, and is an excellent team defender.Comment
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Re: NBA 2K13 Ratings - Dwight Howard – 96, Chris Bosh - 83, Roy Hibbert - 86
96 for a man with no real game with his back towards the basket..................really 2k?Comment
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Re: NBA 2K13 Ratings - Dwight Howard – 96, Chris Bosh - 83, Roy Hibbert - 86
Overpowered? I mean if you want to drop Kobe a 2 pts which I believe is fair and Nash 2 pts then at that point its Kobe 91 and Nash 84-85. Dwight is the 2nd or 3rd best overall impact player in the league so a 96 is fair but 94 would be cool too. In the end would it make them that much less overpowered? Still 2 90 plus players and 2 80 plus in the starting lineup....sometimes you guys are just splitting hairs just to argue a moot point.Comment
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Re: NBA 2K13 Ratings - Dwight Howard – 96, Chris Bosh - 83, Roy Hibbert - 86
So for some reason, you're having a problem with my overrating on Mutombo? Sorry I haven't looked up the stats while rating them and it's not like he's going to be rated that way so what's up with all this nitpicking?Comment
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Re: NBA 2K13 Ratings - Dwight Howard – 96, Chris Bosh - 83, Roy Hibbert - 86
Nash is 84 tops imo. Jamison should be no higher than a 74 and howard should be no higher than a 91-92 until we see how he comes back from injury. And if gasol is a 87 then bosh definitely should be a 85-86. Bosh has better defense, and can shoot just as good if not better than pau. Only thing pau definitively does better than bosh is pass and maybe block shots. Kobe should have dropped a couple points due to decreased athleticism an efficiency. But yeah I'm just arguing a "moot" pointComment
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Re: NBA 2K13 Ratings - Dwight Howard – 96, Chris Bosh - 83, Roy Hibbert - 86
Lol @ these people hating on the Lakers players. If you don't like the rating then edit it =).Comment
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