11:21 PM - September 4, 2014 by Steve_OS
Andre Drummond just tweeted out his NBA 2K15 player rating, along with a screenshot of himself in the game.
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11:21 PM - September 4, 2014 by Steve_OSAndre Drummond just tweeted out his NBA 2K15 player rating, along with a screenshot of himself in the game.
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# 21
2_headedmonster @ 09/05/14 03:09 AM
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But with the admittedly limited information given, so far im seeing it as a value boost for role players to be compatible with the current a.i in the absence of a 'team system value'. And if thats the case fine, thats just not what I understood it to be.
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Real2KInsider @ 09/05/14 03:16 AM
CENTER RATINGS
83 - Andre Drummond (+6) DET
67 - Jeff Ayres (+4) SAS
67 - Cole Aldrich (+6) NYK
67 - Aaron Gray (+11) DET
67 - Miroslav Raduljica (+11) MIL
66 - DeWayne Dedmon (+6) ORL
66 - Joel Anthony (+7) BOS
65 - Brendan Haywood (+1) CLE
65 - Hasheem Thabeet (+8) OKC
Drummond's boost is consistent with the rest. It's likely that the formula just weighs rebounding and blocks EVEN MORE than it already did. All centers should be going up, which is fine, as it was the most underrated position by far.
83 - Andre Drummond (+6) DET
67 - Jeff Ayres (+4) SAS
67 - Cole Aldrich (+6) NYK
67 - Aaron Gray (+11) DET
67 - Miroslav Raduljica (+11) MIL
66 - DeWayne Dedmon (+6) ORL
66 - Joel Anthony (+7) BOS
65 - Brendan Haywood (+1) CLE
65 - Hasheem Thabeet (+8) OKC
Drummond's boost is consistent with the rest. It's likely that the formula just weighs rebounding and blocks EVEN MORE than it already did. All centers should be going up, which is fine, as it was the most underrated position by far.
# 23
Real2KInsider @ 09/05/14 03:35 AM
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Drummond
22.6 PER - 13th in NBA
59.9 TS% on 16.7 USG% (42 FT%) - 9th in NBA for TS%
17.5 ORB% - 1st in NBA by a mile - 2nd was 14.4% from Damuel Dalembert
27.7 DRB% - 9th in NBA
2.2 AST%
2.0 STL% - elite mark for a center
4.0 BLK% - 10th in NBA
Jordan
18.2 PER
63.0 TS% on 12.4 USG% (43 FT%) - 4th in NBA for TS%
13.3 ORB% - 5th in NBA
29.3 DRB% - 4th in NBA
3.7 AST%
1.4 STL%
5.4 BLK% - 4th in NBA
They are very similar players, same strengths and weaknesses. However, Drummond had the best offensive rebounding season in 18 years, and 17th best in NBA history.
Players with better seasons
Dennis Rodman: 6
Moses Malone: 5
Jayson Williams: 2
Popeye Jones, Chris Dudley, Larry Smith: 1 each
Drummond was better than a few Rodman/Moses seasons, better than any season Hakeem, Barkley, or Reggie Evans and all other rebound specialists ever had.
Going by 2K's rating scale, Drummond would deserve 113 ORB rating. That's how good his Age 20 season was (it goes without saying that Drummond is EASILY the youngest player ever to put up those kind of ORB numbers.).
# 24
Detroitfan4life1993 @ 09/05/14 03:50 AM
He definitley deserves the 83 overall rating imo because hes the best player on the pistons and their most valuable player. For the people who think 83 is too high for him it's not like him being an 83 is going to make him a post god or something. He is still going to play like Andre in real life, grabbing every rebound, getting every putback, getting some steals and blocks and dunking on everyone. He won't have a crazy hook shot or fade away. I expect him to have 99 offensive/defensive rebound ratings with tenacious rebounder sig skill, a high inside rating with possible finisher sig skill, decent steal rating and block rating, good speed and agility, and great dunk ratings. It should be fun to see how he improves next season and how much his overall goes up also.
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Rell7thirty @ 09/05/14 04:20 AM
83 sounds about right. Those of you saying it's too high haven't seen him play enough.. His weakness is his free throw percentage. He doesn't need a post game just yet, and when he does develop it, his rating will be in the high 80s.
I just hope Steph is rated near or equal as Chris Paul. What one lacks still balances for the other. And please, don't rate Blake Griffin 99.. I know he had an amazing season, but let's chill out with the 99 ratings.
Thanks
I just hope Steph is rated near or equal as Chris Paul. What one lacks still balances for the other. And please, don't rate Blake Griffin 99.. I know he had an amazing season, but let's chill out with the 99 ratings.
Thanks
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# 28
Crystar500 @ 09/05/14 07:04 AM
Does James Ennis have such a low rating they forgot to tweet him his rating and picture?
Drummond at 83 is pretty deserving, by the way. He can ball.
Drummond at 83 is pretty deserving, by the way. He can ball.
# 29
Boilerbuzz @ 09/05/14 07:28 AM
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You took that too literally or the dude misspoke. First: DJ is HIGHLY valuable to the Clippers. He is THE anchor defensively. He's as important to them defensively as CP3 is offensively. With that said, if DJ was dangled as trade bait, you better damn well believe there would be teams beating down the door to get him. Yeah, he needs to be quite a few points higher than Drummond. It's not his value to a specific team. It value to any team in their role.
# 30
Boilerbuzz @ 09/05/14 07:31 AM
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Where did you see that? If any center is a 90, I'd make it Joakim Noah. I admit my Bulls bias, but the dude was in the conversation for MVP. This is coming from the guy that raged when he was picked!
That is about the same rating Tyson Chandler was a few years ago. IMO they are the same type of player. Except chandler has much better awareness but Drummond is so much more athletic. Personally, I would have aimed for an 80 rating, but this is fine with me.
# 32
Rockie_Fresh88 @ 09/05/14 07:54 AM
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Not really concerned with the rating, but Dre Drummond is a force! They involved him less in the offense as the season went on and his numbers improved during this time period. The advanced stats shown above tell the story, very impressive at age 20. Now he has SVG as his coach, so he will finally have someone who knows what they are doing guiding him.
He is also has a legit big man's body at 7'0", while being a freak athlete. This is a rare commodity. He will only get better unless injury comes into play, which I hope never does. He has holes in his game, but will only improve.
He is also has a legit big man's body at 7'0", while being a freak athlete. This is a rare commodity. He will only get better unless injury comes into play, which I hope never does. He has holes in his game, but will only improve.
# 34
Yeah...THAT Guy @ 09/05/14 09:15 AM
Based on the info we've been given on the new overall formulas so far, maybe it's possible that one formula heavily favors a rebounding center, or heavily favors a center with high potential so that a guy like Drummond would be valued more than an 80 overall 30+ year old C that might have better attributes right now, but since Drummond would have the higher potential, that might factor into the overall rating and give him a boost over the older player.
Who knows? We'll know more when they release more info on how the overall formula works this year, but I think an 83 for a rebounding or potential favoring formula is pretty good for Drummond.
Who knows? We'll know more when they release more info on how the overall formula works this year, but I think an 83 for a rebounding or potential favoring formula is pretty good for Drummond.
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Blackhail92 @ 09/05/14 09:27 AM
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# 36
ojandpizza @ 09/05/14 09:31 AM
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Jordan still led the league in rebounding, and is a better all around defender, by a fairly large margin right now. We can say Drummond had the best ORB% in 100 years, but Jordan was still the better all around rebounder, and led the league in FG%..
Not saying either or should have a higher overall, but they should be very similar.. I could understand Drummond being a nice bump higher if the whole "value to their team" rating is how it really is.. But that makes me question if players overall changes if they move teams, or if the team adds new players, which that to me wouldn't make much sense.
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Yeah...THAT Guy @ 09/05/14 09:51 AM
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I do agree that DeAndre is probably a better defender at this point in time though.
Regarding the bottom part of your post, they said that their overalls will not change when traded. They simply have many different overall formulas, and whichever results in the highest overall for a given player is the one that is displayed regardless of the team fit.
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Drummond finished the season with 57 double-doubles, which is only second to Kevin Love. Jordan is a distant 8th place with 42.
Drummond had some astounding performances last season as well, in which his best performance included a game with 31 points, 19 boards, 6 steals, and 2 blocks. Unfortunately for the casual fan, that's just the tip of the iceberg.
Andre's a beast, and it's pretty sad that so many are ignorant of how dominant he can be in the paint, or simply on defense alone.
Anyways, I compiled some feeds of how easy his buckets were last season. Imagine what Stan Van Gundy will do with this young man. More touches? Plays being called for him?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CE6Kc66L-1U
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E2jvP0INvt8
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hFQ8EYNfE60
In my PC roster update, I had Drummond exactly at 83. I rate for accuracy of individual ratings, not for overalls. 83 is not the stretch it sounds like it may be... it wasn't hard for him to get there when rated accurately.
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