Moving to one of the best players not rated by NBA

Moving to one of the best players not rated by the NBA, Oklahoma City Thunder forward Kenrich Williams follows for two distinct reasons NBA 2K23 MT. One is the defense at the perimeter, where the 27-year old has built his name in Oklahoma. He's aggressive, tough to take down in the line of attack, strong in one-on-one situations and is generally more efficient than he's given credit for. He's ninth on the team in defensive perimeter, trailing players like Ty Jerome and Aleksej Poku?evski This shouldn't happen.

On the other hand Williams has the fifth-highest 3-point mark on the team, and despite finishing 10th in 3-point percentage last season. He was 33.9% with 0.8 makes a game. Williams's stats aren't fully accurate, but the figure of 75 overall marks a decent starting point (even the fact that it should to be higher than 77).

Russell Westbrook's return to home with Russell Westbrook's homecoming season with the Los Angeles Lakers did not run as planned. The Lakers' star started the season with 86 overall but slowly declined in his performance after an uncharacteristic slump throughout the season.

The former league MVP is at 78 overall and is third on the team . This is where he ended on 2K23. You're not likely to hear many people argue that he's not the player he was in 2016. but it seems quite unfair to reduce him from 78 to 78 within a season. The shot IQ of his is 25 which is tied for one of the lowest scores in the game however it's not a huge surprise.

If you want to compare the two, players who were rated 78 overall are Patrick Beverley, Westbrook's new teammate, Cole Anthony, Jakob Poeltl and rookies Paolo Banchero and Jabari Smith Jr. Isn't it obvious that Westbrook could have been rated somewhere in the 80-83 range Buy MT? This isn't so much a snub, moreso an "How can he continue to receive good reviews?"