The Real Reason Why NBA 2k is TRASH!

Jeremiah Luc Colas

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By: Jeremiah Luc Colas | Published: February 4, 2026, 1:45pm EST

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NBA 2K Has Lost the Feel of Basketball — And Here’s Why

I’m going to be blunt and get straight to the point: the NBA 2K franchise has been going downhill since NBA 2K21. Some players argue the decline started as early as 2K18, and while there’s truth to that, games like 2K19 and 2K20 were still genuinely strong entries for their time. Those titles managed to balance realism, responsiveness, and fun in a way that modern 2K games simply do not.

Ironically, the one thing NBA 2K seems to remain consistent with real-life basketball is delivering a disappointing product to its most loyal, paying customers year after year — using the same tactics, the same systems, and the same design priorities. To understand why the series feels so different now, we have to look deeper than surface-level complaints. This isn’t nostalgia. It’s a fundamental shift in design philosophy.

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The 2K14–2K20 Era: Control, Consequence, and Authenticity

NBA 2K games from 2K14 through 2K20 felt and looked more realistic while still maintaining a subtle arcade edge. Graphics, lighting, player models, jersey physics, and on-court atmosphere all worked together to create immersion. More importantly, player control was king.

Back then, you controlled every movement your player made — for better or worse. If you mistimed a dribble move, you got stripped. If you overcommitted on defense, you paid for it. Momentum mattered. Foot planting mattered. Recovery time mattered. You weren’t triggering a cinematic moment; you were actively driving the player frame by frame. That unpredictability made the game feel alive, human, and honest.

Mistakes weren’t hidden or corrected by the system. The game let you look bad if you played bad — and that’s exactly what made success feel earned.

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The 2K21–2K26 Era: From Player Control to Animation Control

Starting with NBA 2K21, the franchise shifted toward animation-driven gameplay. Instead of responding directly to player inputs, the game increasingly prioritizes long, canned animation sequences. Contextual logic often overrides what the user is actually trying to do, while AI assistance constantly steps in to “smooth out” outcomes.

Now, you can flick a joystick in one direction and your MyPlayer immediately launches into a full signature move — complete with automatic spacing, balance correction, and timing adjustments. It often feels less like you’re playing basketball and more like you’re watching a simulation play itself. This is where systems like ProPLAY and Go-To Shots come in.

ProPLAY: Realistic Motion, Reduced Agency

ProPLAY isn’t inherently a bad idea. In theory, pulling real NBA motion capture directly from live games and converting them into playable animations sounds revolutionary. The problem is that ProPLAY prioritizes visual authenticity over player agency.

Real NBA players don’t move in short, adjustable increments. They flow, chain movements together, and commit fully to actions. When that philosophy is translated directly into gameplay, it results in long animation locks that remove moment-to-moment control from the user.

Instead of performing Luka Dončić’s stepback, you’re watching it happen. Instead of executing a move, you’re selecting an animation package and letting the engine take over. The result is a game that looks real but doesn’t feel interactive — a simulation watching itself rather than a sport you’re actively playing.

Why Unpredictability Disappeared?

Older 2K titles embraced imperfection such as bad gathers, awkward collisions, missed animations, and slight randomness when it comes to the AI computer that you are facing and your MyPlayer that you are controlling. The newer 2Ks actively avoid anything that looks “ugly” or unscripted. User mistakes are smoothed out. Bad inputs are corrected. Defensive spacing is auto-adjusted. Dribbles and shots are magnetized toward success. This creates gameplay that is more consistent, more highlight-friendly, more streamer-ready, but also far less personal.

When you no longer own your failures, your successes stop meaning as much. Without consequence, skill expression fades.

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Physics Took a Back Seat to Animation Priority

Another major shift is the move away from true physics-based interactions toward animation blending. In older games, player weight, momentum, and contact visibly disrupted plays. Bodies collided with purpose. Defense felt reactive.

In newer 2Ks, physics are largely cosmetic. Outcomes are often decided before contact even occurs based on animation priority. That’s why players slide into open space, defenders feel delayed or “on rails,” and collisions rarely change the result of a play.

The game is no longer reacting to what did happen — it’s enforcing what should happen.

The Problem With Inflated Player Ratings

This design shift also explains why NBA player ratings are so inflated today. Overall rating is no longer a true measure of basketball skill — it’s a marketing tool.

Overall ratings now serve to Justify overpowered signature animations keep superstars dominant in every mode, and support MyTeam and MyCareer progression systems. Players like Luka Dončić and Nikola Jokić, for example, are incredible offensive talents but average to below-average defenders in real life. Realistically, that should cap them in the low 90s overall range. A 98 overall rating implies near-perfection on both ends of the floor, which simply isn’t accurate.

To reach those inflated ratings, 2K quietly boosts defensive attributes like awareness and positioning, allowing players to get stops they wouldn’t consistently get in real life. Ratings “average out” instead of reflecting real strengths and weaknesses, resulting in players who feel unrealistically complete.

The Hidden Influence: Esports and Monetization

Modern 2K isn’t primarily designed for offline simulation players or long-term franchise immersion. It’s built for Park, Rec, Pro-AM, Streamers, and MyTeam spread loops. These modes demand flashy animations, predictable outcomes, reduced skill gaps, and high ratings. High unpredictability leads to frustration — and frustration leads to fewer microtransactions. As a result, realism and agency take a back seat to retention.

Why 2K14–2K20 Got It Right

Those games hit the perfect balance through user agency being valued, skill expression being rewarded, and sim/arcade elements coexisted naturally. Good players stood out. Bad inputs looked bad. Ratings actually meant something. You weren’t playing as an NBA player — you were playing basketball through them.

Today, you’re often just activating pre-scripted versions of them.

The Core Truth — And a Way Forward

What players are feeling isn’t just that “the game changed.” It’s that 2K stopped trusting the player and started trusting the animation system. Once that happens, control turns into choreography.

The good news? This isn’t unfixable.

With the right systems in place — systems that prioritize player agency, true physics interaction, and accurate ratings — NBA 2K can find its balance again. I’ve even developed a ratings formula designed to evaluate players based on real-life statistics, analytics, efficiency, tendencies, and true skill sets rather than inflated averages.

The blueprint exists. The question is whether 2K is willing to put gameplay integrity back in the hands of the player.

NBA 2k Player Attributes/Tendencies Ratings

(Based on all-time regular season stats and efficiency percentages)

Career Three-Point Shooting % Coding/Rating

1. 53% = 99
2. 52% = 98
3. 51% = 97
4. 50% = 96
5. 49% = 95
6. 48% = 94
7. 47% = 93
8. 46% = 92
9. 45% = 91
10. 44% = 90
11. 43% = 89
12. 42% = 88
13. 41% = 87
14. 40% = 86
15. 39% = 85
16. 38% = 84
17. 37% = 83
18. 36% = 82
19. 35% = 81
20. 34% = 80
21. 33% = 79
22. 32% = 78
23. 31% = 77
24. 30% = 76
25. 29% = 75
26. 28% = 74
27. 27% = 73
28. 26% = 72
29. 25% = 71
30. 24% = 70
31. 23% = 69
32. 22% = 68
33. 21% = 67
34. 20% = 66
35. 19% = 65
36. 18% = 64
37. 17% = 63
38. 16% = 62
39. 15% = 61
40. 14% = 60
41. 13% = 59
42. 12% = 58
43. 10% = 57
44. 9% = 56
45. 8% = 55
46. 7% = 54
47. 6% = 53
48. 5% = 52
49. 4% = 51
50. 3% = 50
51. 2% = 49
52. 1% = 38
53. 0% = 25

Career Mid-Range % Coding/Rating

1. 59% = 99
2. 58% = 98
3. 57% = 97
4. 56% = 96
5. 55% = 95
6. 54% = 94
7. 53% = 93
8. 52% = 92
9. 51% = 90
10. 50% = 89
11. 49% = 88
12. 48% = 87
13. 47% = 86
14. 46% = 85
15. 45% = 84
16. 44% = 83
17. 43% = 82
18. 42% = 81
19. 41% = 80
20. 40% = 79
21. 39% = 78
22. 38% = 77
23. 37% = 76
24. 36% = 75
25. 35% = 74
26. 34% = 73
27. 33% = 72
28. 32% = 71
29. 31% = 70
30. 30% = 69
31. 29% = 68
32. 28% = 67
33. 27% = 66
34. 26% = 65
35. 25% = 64
36. 24% = 63
37. 23% = 62
38. 22% = 61
39. 21% = 60
40. 20% = 59
41. 19% = 58
42. 18% = 57
43. 17% = 56
44. 16% = 55
45. 15% = 54
46. 14% = 53
47. 13% = 52
48. 12% = 51
49. 11% = 50
50. 10% = 49
51. 9% = 48
52. 8% = 47
53. 7% = 46
54. 6% = 45
55. 5% = 44
56. 4% = 43
57. 3% = 42
58. 2% = 41
59. 1% = 30
60. 0% = 25

Driving Layup Percentages % Rating

1. 70% or higher = 90–99
2. 60% or higher = 80–89
3. 50% or higher = 70–79
4. 40% or higher = 60–69
5. 30% or higher = 50–59
6. 20% or higher = 40–49
7. 10% or higher = 30–39
8. 0% or higher = 25–29

Driving Layup Percentage% Breakdown + Finish Strong Tendencies + Shot Close Tendency Rating

1. 70% = 90
2. 71% = 91
3. 72% = 92
4. 73% = 93
5. 74% = 94
6. 75% = 95
7. 76% = 96
8. 77% = 97
9. 78% = 98
10. 79% or 80% = 99
11. 60% = 80
12. 61% = 81
13. 62% = 82
14. 63% = 83
15. 64% = 84
16. 65% = 85
17. 66% = 86
18. 67% = 87
19. 68% = 88
20. 69% = 89
21. 50% = 70
22. 51% = 71
23. 52% = 72
24. 53% = 73
25. 54% = 74
26. 55% = 75
27. 56% = 76
28. 57% = 77
29. 58% = 78
30. 59% = 79
31. 40% = 60
32. 41% = 61
33. 42% = 62
34. 43% = 63
35. 44% = 64
36. 45% = 65
37. 46% = 66
38. 47% = 67
39. 48% = 68
40. 49% = 69
41. 30% = 50
42. 31% = 51
43. 32% = 52
44. 33% = 53
45. 34% = 54
46. 35% = 55
47. 36% = 56
48. 37% = 57
49. 38% = 58
50. 39% = 59
51. 20% = 40
52. 21% = 41
53. 22% = 42
54. 23% = 43
55. 24% = 44
56. 25% = 45
57. 26% = 46
58. 27% = 47
59. 28% = 48
60. 29% = 49
61. 10% = 30
62. 11% = 31
63. 12% = 32
64. 13% = 33
65. 14% = 34
66. 15% = 35
67. 16% = 36
68. 17% = 37
69. 18% = 38
70. 19% = 39
71. 0% = 25

Career Assist Ratings Coding/Rating

1. 11–14 APG = 99
2. 10 APG = 98
3. 9 APG = 97
4. 8 APG = 86
5. 7 APG = 85
6. 6 APG = 84
7. 5 APG = 83
8. 4 APG = 72
9. 3 APG = 61
10. 2 APG = 50
11. 1 APG = 49

Career Shot IQ & Offensive Consistency Rating Coding (True Shooting Percentage)

1. 73% = 99
2. 72% = 98
3. 71% = 97
4. 70% = 96
5. 69% = 95
6. 68% = 94
7. 67% = 93
8. 66% = 92
9. 65% = 91
10. 64% = 90
11. 63% = 89
12. 62% = 88
13. 61% = 87
14. 60% = 86
15. 59% = 85
16. 58% = 84
17. 57% = 83
18. 56% = 82
19. 55% = 81
20. 54% = 80
21. 53% = 79
22. 52% = 78
23. 51% = 77
24. 50% = 76
25. 49% = 75
26. 48% = 74
27. 47% = 73
28. 46% = 72
29. 45% = 71
30. 44% = 70
31. 43% = 69
32. 42% = 68
33. 41% = 67
34. 40% = 66
35. 39% = 65
36. 38% = 64
37. 37% = 63
38. 36% = 62
39. 35% = 61
40. 34% = 60
41. 33% = 59
42. 32% = 58
43. 31% = 57
44. 30% = 56
45. 29% = 55
46. 28% = 54
47. 27% = 53
48. 26% = 52
49. 25% = 51
50. 24% = 50
51. 23% = 49
52. 22% = 48
53. 21% = 47
54. 20% = 46
55. 19% = 45
56. 18% = 44
57. 17% = 43
58. 16% = 42
59. 15% = 41
60. 14% = 40
61. 13% = 39
62. 12% = 38
63. 11% = 37
64. 10% = 36
65. 9% = 35
66. 8% = 34
67. 7% = 33
68. 6% = 32
69. 5% = 31
70. 4% = 30
71. 3% = 29
72. 2% = 28
73. 1% = 27
74. 0% = 25

Career Offensive Rebounds Rating Coding

1. 7 ORPG = 99
2. 6 ORPG = 95
3. 5 ORPG = 84
4. 4 ORPG = 75
5. 3 ORPG = 64
6. 2 ORPG = 54
7. 1 ORPG = 47
8. 0.5/0.9 ORPG = 38

Career Defensive Rebounds Rating Coding

1. 27 DRPG = 99
2. 26 DRPG = 98
3. 25 DRPG = 97
4. 24 DRPG = 96
5. 23 DRPG = 95
6. 22 DRPG = 94
7. 21 DRPG = 93
8. 20 DRPG = 92
9. 19 DRPG = 91
10. 18 DRPG = 90
11. 17 DRPG = 89
12. 16 DRPG = 88
13. 15 DRPG = 87
14. 14 DRPG = 86
15. 13 DRPG = 85
16. 12 DRPG = 84
17. 11 DRPG = 83
18. 10 DRPG = 82
19. 9 DRPG = 81
20. 8 DRPG = 80
21. 7 DRPG = 79
22. 6 DRPG = 68
23. 5 DRPG = 64
24. 4 DRPG = 57
25. 3 DRPG = 54
26. 2 DRPG = 47
27. 1 DRPG = 34
28. 0 DRPG = 25

Career Block Shot Rating Coding

1. 5 BPG = 99
2. 4 BPG = 89
3. 3 BPG = 79
4. 2 BPG = 69
5. 1 BPG = 59
6. 0.2, 0.5, 0.9 BPG = 49, 38, 25

Career Steals Rating Coding

1. 4 SPG = 99
2. 3 SPG = 89
3. 2 SPG = 79
4. 1 SPG = 69
5. 0.5/0.9 SPG = 59

Career Vertical Jump Rating Coding

1. 50 inches = 99
2. 49 inches = 98
3. 48 inches = 97
4. 47 inches = 96
5. 46 inches = 95
6. 45 inches = 94
7. 44 inches = 93
8. 43 inches = 92
9. 42 inches = 91
10. 41 inches = 90
11. 40 inches = 89
12. 39 inches = 88
13. 38 inches = 87
14. 37 inches = 86
15. 36 inches = 85
16. 35 inches = 84
17. 34 inches = 83
18. 33 inches = 82
19. 32 inches = 81
20. 31 inches = 80
21. 30 inches = 79
22. 29 inches = 78
23. 28 inches = 77
24. 27 inches = 76
25. 26 inches = 75
26. 25 inches = 74
27. 24 inches = 73
28. 23 inches = 72
29. 22 inches = 71
30. 21 inches = 70
31. 20 inches = 69
32. 19 inches = 68
33. 18 inches = 67
34. 17 inches = 66
35. 16 inches = 65
36. 15 inches = 64
37. 14 inches = 63
38. 13 inches = 62
39. 12 inches = 61
40. 11 inches = 60
41. 10 inches = 59
42. 9 inches = 58
43. 8 inches = 57
44. 7 inches = 56
45. 6 inches = 55
46. 5 inches = 44
47. 4 inches = 43
48. 3 inches = 42
49. 2 inches = 31
50. 1 inch = 30
51. 0 inches = 25

Career Draw foul Rating Coding

1. 17 FTA = 99
2. 13 FTA = 98
3. 12 FTA = 97
4. 11 FTA = 96
5. 10 FTA = 95
6. 9 FTA = 94
7. 8 FTA = 83
8. 7 FTA = 82
9. 6 FTA = 81
10. 5 FTA = 70
11. 4 FTA = 69
12. 3 FTA = 58
13. 2 FTA = 47
14. 1 FTA = 36
15. 0 FTA = 25

Career Minutes Per Game (Stamina) Coding Rating

1. 45 MPG = 99
2. 42 MPG = 98
3. 41 MPG = 97
4. 40 MPG = 96
5. 39 MPG = 95
6. 38 MPG = 94
7. 37 MPG = 93
8. 36 MPG = 92
9. 35 MPG = 91
10. 34 MPG = 90
11. 33 MPG = 89
12. 32 MPG = 88
13. 31 MPG = 87
14. 30 MPG = 86
15. 29 MPG = 85
16. 28 MPG = 84
17. 27 MPG = 83
18. 26 MPG = 82
19. 25 MPG = 81
20. 24 MPG = 80
21. 23 MPG = 79
22. 22 MPG = 78
23. 21 MPG = 77
24. 20 MPG = 76
25. 19 MPG = 75
26. 18 MPG = 74
27. 17 MPG= 73
28. 16 MPG = 72
29. 15 MPG = 71
30. 14 MPG = 70
31. 13 MPG = 69
32. 12 MPG = 68
33. 11 MPG = 67
34. 10 MPG = 66
35. 9 MPG = 65
36. 8 MPG = 64
37. 7 MPG = 63
38. 6 MPG = 62
39. 5 MPG = 61
40. 4 MPG = 60
41. 3 MPG = 59
42. 2 MPG = 58
43. 1 MPG = 57
44. 0 MPG = 25

2k Rebounding Badge Criteria Rating

1. Bronze — 70–75
2. Silver — 76–84
3. Gold — 85–89
4. Hall of fame — 90–99

2k Shot Tendency Rating

1. 39 FGA = 100
2. 34 FGA = 99
3. 32 FGA = 98
4. 31 FGA = 97
5. 29 FGA = 96
6. 28 FGA = 95
7. 27 FGA = 94
8. 26 FGA = 93
9. 25 FGA = 92
10. 24 FGA = 91
11. 23 FGA = 90
12. 22 FGA = 89
13. 21 FGA = 88
14. 20 FGA = 87
15. 19 FGA = 86
16. 18 FGA = 85
17. 17 FGA = 84
18. 16 FGA = 83
19. 15 FGA = 82
20. 14 FGA = 81
21. 13 FGA = 80
22. 12 FGA = 79
23. 11 FGA = 68
24. 10 FGA = 67
25. 9 FGA = 66
26. 8 FGA = 65
27. 7 FGA = 54
28. 6 FGA = 53
29. 5 FGA = 42
30. 4 FGA = 41
31. 3 FGA = 30
32. 2 FGA = 29
33. 1 FGA = 25
34. 0 FGA = 0

Usage Rate % (Touches) Rating

1. 41% USG = 100
2. 40% USG = 99
3. 39% USG = 98
4. 38% USG = 97
5. 37% USG = 96
6. 36% USG = 95
7. 35% USG = 94
8. 34% USG = 93
9. 33% USG = 92
10. 32% USG = 91
11. 31% USG = 90
12. 30% USG = 89
13. 29% USG = 88
14. 28% USG = 87
15. 27% USG = 86
16. 26% USG = 85
17. 25% USG = 84
18. 24% USG = 83
19. 23% USG = 82
20. 22% USG = 81
21. 21% USG = 80
22. 20% USG = 79
23. 19% USG = 78
24. 18% USG = 77
25. 17% USG = 76
26. 16% USG = 75
27. 15% USG = 74
28. 14% USG = 73
29. 13% USG = 72
30. 12% USG = 71
31. 11% USG = 70
32. 10% USG = 69
33. 9% USG = 68
34. 8% USG = 67
35. 7% USG = 66
36. 6% USG = 65
37. 5% USG = 64
38. 4% USG = 63
39. 3% USG = 62
40. 2% USG = 61
41. 1% USG = 60
42. 0% USG = 59

Defensive Rating Formula: Check defensive rating on basketball reference. If the defensive rating on a player is top 5 worst or more. You check this list and subtract by the number the player is listed at. If the player’s defensive rating is top 5 lowest or more, you can check this list again and subtract by the number the player is listed at.

Defensive Accolade (Perimeter Defense + Interior Defense) 2k Coding

1. Defensive 1st Team + DPOY = 99 (hall of fame)
2. Defensive 1st Team = 90–98 (hall of fame)
3. Defensive 2nd Team = 85–89 (gold)
4. Above Average Defender (No Defensive Team) = 77–84 (silver)
5. Average Defender (No Defensive Team) = 70–76 (bronze)
6. Below Average Defender (No Defensive Team) = 60–69 (no badges)
7. Bad Defender (No Defensive Team) = 25–59 (no badges)

Guards, Forwards, Centers — DPOY Race Coding (Perimeter + Interior Defense Overalls)

99 = 1st best defender at your position

98 = 2nd best defender at your position

97 = 3rd best defender at your position

96 = 4th best defender at your position

95 = 5th best defender at your position

94 = 6th best defender at your position

93 = 7th best defender at your position

92 = 8th best defender at your position

91 = 9th best defender at your position

90 = 10th best defender at your position

89 = 11th best defender at your position

88 = 12th best defender at your position

87 = 13th best defender at your position

86 = 14th best defender at your position

85 = 15th best defender at your position

84 = 16th best defender at your position

83 = 17th best defender at your position

82 = 18th best defender at your position

81 = 19th best defender at your position

80 = 20th best defender at your position

79 = 21th best defender at your position

78 = 22th best defender at your position

77 = 23rd best defender at your position

76 = 24th best defender at your position

75 = 25th best defender at your position

74 = 26th best defender at your position

73 = 27th best defender at your position

72 = 28th best defender at your position

71 = 29th best defender at your position

70 = 30th best defender at your position

69 = 31st best defender at your position

68 = 32nd best defender at your position

67 = 33rd best defender at your position

66 = 34th best defender at your position

65 = 35th best defender at your position

64 = 36th best defender at your position

63 = 37th best defender at your position

62 = 38th best defender at your position

61 = 39th best defender at your position

60 = 40th best defender at your position

59 = 41st best defender at your position

58 = 42nd best defender at your position

57 = 43rd best defender at your position

56 = 44th best defender at your position

55 = 45th best defender at your position

54 = 46th best defender at your position

53 = 47th best defender at your position

52 = 48th best defender at your position

51 = 49th best defender at your position

50 = 50th best defender at your position

49 = 51st best defender at your position

48 = 52nd best defender at your position

47 = 53rd best defender at your position

46 = 54th best defender at your position

45 = 55th best defender at your position

44 = 56th best defender at your position

43 = 57th best defender at your position

42 = 58th best defender at your position

41 = 59th best defender at your position

40 = 60th best defender at your position

39 = 61st best defender at your position

38 = 62nd best defender at your position

37 = 63rd best defender at your position

36 = 64rd best defender at your position

35 = 65th best defender at your position

34 = 66th best defender at your position

33 = 67th best defender at your position

32 = 68th best defender at your position

31 = 69th best defender at your position

30 = 70th best defender at your position

29 = 71st best defender at your position

28 = 72nd best defender at your position

27 = 73rd best defender at your position

26 = 74th best defender at your position

25 = 75th best defender at your position

Three Point Shot Attempts Tendency per game Rating

1. 0 = 0.0 3PA
2. 1 = 0.1 3PA
3. 2 = 0.2 3PA
4. 3 = 0.3 3PA
5. 4 = 0.4 3PA
6. 5 = 0.5 3PA
7. 6 = 0.6 3PA
8. 7 = 0.7 3PA
9. 8 = 0.8 3PA
10. 9 = 0.9 3PA
11. 10 = 1.0 3PA
12. 11 = 1.1 3PA
13. 12 = 1.2 3PA
14. 13 = 1.3 3PA
15. 14 = 1.4 3PA
16. 15 = 1.5 3PA
17. 16 = 1.6 3PA
18. 17 = 1.7 3PA
19. 18 = 1.8 3PA
20. 19 = 1.9 3PA
21. 20 = 2.0 3PA
22. 21 = 2.1 3PA
23. 22 = 2.2 3PA
24. 23 = 2.3 3PA
25. 24 = 2.4 3PA
26. 25 = 2.5 3PA
27. 26 = 2.6 3PA
28. 27 = 2.7 3PA
29. 28 = 2.8 3PA
30. 29 = 2.9 3PA
31. 30 = 3.0 3PA
32. 31 = 3.1 3PA
33. 32 = 3.2 3PA
34. 33 = 3.3 3PA
35. 34 = 3.4 3PA
36. 35 = 3.5 3PA
37. 36 = 3.6 3PA
38. 37 = 3.7 3PA
39. 38 = 3.8 3PA
40. 39 = 3.9 3PA
41. 40 = 4.0 3PA
42. 41 = 4.1 3PA
43. 42 = 4.2 3PA
44. 43 = 4.3 3PA
45. 44 = 4.4 3PA
46. 45 = 4.5 3PA
47. 46 = 4.6 3PA
48. 47 = 4.7 3PA
49. 48 = 4.8 3PA
50. 49 = 4.9 3PA
51. 50 = 5.0 3PA
52. 51 = 5.1 3PA
53. 52 = 5.2 3PA
54. 53 = 5.3 3PA
55. 54 = 5.4 3PA
56. 55 = 5.5 3PA
57. 56 = 5.6 3PA
58. 57 = 5.7 3PA
59. 58 = 5.8 3PA
60. 59 = 5.9 3PA
61. 60 = 6.0 3PA
62. 61 = 6.1 3PA
63. 62 = 6.2 3PA
64. 63 = 6.3 3PA
65. 64 = 6.4 3PA
66. 65 = 6.5 3PA
67. 66 = 6.6 3PA
68. 67 = 6.7 3PA
69. 68 = 6.8 3PA
70. 69 = 6.9 3PA
71. 70 = 7.0 3PA
72. 71 = 7.1 3PA
73. 72 = 7.2 3PA
74. 73 = 7.3 3PA
75. 74 = 7.4 3PA
76. 75 = 7.5 3PA
77. 76 = 7.6 3PA
78. 77 = 7.7 3PA
79. 78 = 7.8 3PA
80. 79 = 7.9 3PA
81. 80 = 8.0 3PA
82. 81 = 8.1 3PA
83. 82 = 8.2 3PA
84. 83 = 8.3 3PA
85. 84 = 8.4 3PA
86. 85 = 8.5 3PA
87. 86 = 8.6 3PA
88. 87 = 8.7 3PA
89. 88 = 8.8 3PA
90. 89 = 8.9 3PA
91. 90 = 9.0 3PA
92. 91 = 9.1 3PA
93. 92 = 9.2 3PA
94. 93 = 9.3 3PA
95. 94 = 9.4 3PA
96. 95 = 9.5 3PA
97. 96 = 9.6 3PA
98. 97 = 9.7 3PA
99. 98 = 9.8 3PA
100. 99 = 9.9 3PA
101. 100 = 10.0–13.0 3PA

Assist Rating (per game)

1. 0 = 0.0 APG
2. 1 = 0.1 APG
3. 2 = 0.2 APG
4. 3 = 0.3 APG
5. 4 = 0.4 APG
6. 5 = 0.5 APG
7. 6 = 0.7 APG
8. 7 = 0.8 APG
9. 8 = 0.9 APG
10. 9 = 1.0 APG
11. 10 = 1.1 APG
12. 11 = 1.2 APG
13. 12 = 1.3 APG
14. 13 = 1.4 APG
15. 14 = 1.5 APG
16. 15 = 1.6 APG
17. 16 = 1.7 APG
18. 17 = 1.8 APG
19. 18 = 1.9 APG
20. 19 = 2.0 APG
21. 20 = 2.1 APG
22. 21 = 2.2 APG
23. 22 = 2.3 APG
24. 23 = 2.4 APG
25. 24 = 2.5 APG
26. 25 = 2.6 APG
27. 26 = 2.7 APG
28. 27 = 2.8 APG
29. 28 = 2.9 APG
30. 29 = 3.0 APG
31. 30 = 3.1 APG
32. 31 = 3.2 APG
33. 32 = 3.3 APG
34. 33 = 3.4 APG
35. 34 = 3.5 APG
36. 35 = 3.6 APG
37. 36 = 3.7 APG
38. 37 = 3.8 APG
39. 38 = 3.9 APG
40. 39 = 4.0 APG
41. 40 = 4.1 APG
42. 41 = 4.2 APG
43. 42 = 4.3 APG
44. 43 = 4.4 APG
45. 44 = 4.5 APG
46. 45 = 4.6 APG
47. 46 = 4.7 APG
48. 47 = 4.8 APG
49. 48 = 4.9 APG
50. 49 = 5.0 APG
51. 50 = 5.1 APG
52. 51 = 5.2 APG
53. 52 = 5.3 APG
54. 53 = 5.4 APG
55. 54 = 5.5 APG
56. 55 = 5.6 APG
57. 56 = 5.7 APG
58. 57 = 5.8 APG
59. 58 = 5.9 APG
60. 59 = 6.0 APG
61. 60 = 6.1 APG
62. 61 = 6.2 APG
63. 62 = 6.3 APG
64. 63 = 6.4 APG
65. 64 = 6.5 APG
66. 65 = 6.6 APG
67. 66 = 6.7 APG
68. 67 = 6.8 APG
69. 68 = 6.9 APG
70. 69 = 7.0 APG
71. 70 = 7.1 APG
72. 71 = 7.2 APG
73. 72 = 7.3 APG
74. 73 = 7.4 APG
75. 74 = 7.5 APG
76. 75 = 7.6 APG
77. 76 = 7.7 APG
78. 77 = 7.8 APG
79. 78 = 7.9 APG
80. 79 = 8.0 APG
81. 80 = 8.1 APG
82. 81 = 8.2 APG
83. 82 = 8.3 APG
84. 83 = 8.4 APG
85. 84 = 8.5 APG
86. 85 = 8.6 APG
87. 86 = 8.7 APG
88. 87 = 8.8 APG
89. 88 = 8.9 APG
90. 89 = 9.0 APG
91. 90 = 9.1 APG
92. 91 = 9.2 APG
93. 92 = 9.3 APG
94. 93 = 9.4 APG
95. 94 = 9.5 APG
96. 95 = 9.6 APG
97. 96 = 9.7 APG
98. 97 = 9.8 APG
99. 98 = 9.9 APG
100. 99 = 10.0 APG
101. 100 = 11.0 APG — 14.0 APG

Contested Shot Tendency Rating

Loan star option: 50 = 24–27 FGA

First option: 47 = 20–23 FGA

Proemial all star: 45 = 18–19 FGA

2nd option: 42 = 15–17 FGA

3rd option: 40 = 12–14 FGA

Role player: 35 = 6–10 FGA

Corner guy (shooter): 25 = 4–8 FGA

Volume Shooter Badge Shot Rating

Hall of fame volume shooter — 25–39+ shots

Gold volume shooter — 15–25+ shots

Silver volume shooter — 10–15+ shots

Bronze volume shooter — 6–12+ shots

None — 5–8+ shots