For Oklahoma City Thunder rookie Chet Holmgren who was the number. 2 pick was 77 overall, which is the third-best rating behind Paolo Banchero and Jabari Smith Jr. with a 78 overall each.Now however, Holmgren isn't expected to play in this season, as he recuperates from a season-ending foot injury. In the end, it'll be hard to imagine Holmgren improve his rating this year. Most likely, Holmgren stays at 77 his entire time in the game.
Although that's not true, it's amazing to witness Holmgren as well as the other top rookies with such low ratings. The good thing for other rookies is that they'll have all season long to raise their rating.Karl-Anthony Towns is a bit confused following the NBA 2K23 three-point ratings release.Minnesota Timberwolves star big man Karl-Anthony Towns was adamant about the release of three-point ratings for NBA 2K23 on Tuesday.
NBA 2K revealed the top five three-point shooters in the game And Towns was surprised to not find his name listed on that list.Naturally, Stephen Curry leads in the rankings with a 99 overall three-point rating.Klay Thompson, Desmond Bane, Kevin Durant Kevin Durant, Desmond Bane, along with Luke Kennard are all tied at second place with an average of average of 88 points. However, Karl-Anthony towns is looking for answers about why he was excluded from the top five three-point shooters in NBA 2K23.
The Timberwolves big player has a lifetime three-point rate of 39.7 percent. He shot 41 percent from beyond the arc during the 2021-2022 period. He's never shot worse than 34 percent in a single period from deep. Also, Towns is the current NBA three-point competition champion.
There is no question it is true that Towns is a threat from long range. But who would he replace in top five list? Stephen Curry is the best shooter of all time. Klay Thompson is believed to be among the top shooters ever.Meanwhile, Desmond Bane emerged as a formidable force out of deep the last season. Luke Kennard makes his living by shooting three balls. In addition, Kevin Durant features an underrated three-point shot.
