Its_asdf wrote:The league leaders in scoring is interesting... 4 out of the 5 players in there are guards and Louis Williams is a bit of a combo guard as well.
Realistically speaking, the day that Jennings leads the league in scoring is when he'll probably be able to get the green light to shoot 35 long twos per game.
There sure are some great guards in the league at the moment. LeBron, Durant, Gay, Melo and Wiggins are only a few ppg behind though.
Jennings is actually only taking 19 shots per game here

Vespasian92 wrote:Phil89 wrote:Can't really understand the Kings offer to Fredette though. They already gave a big contract (5yr/$37m) to Isaiah Thomas last season. Plus they've got two younger (and arguably better) point guard prospects in Ryan Harrow and Andrew Harrison on their roster.
Jimmer's a guy who's probably overvalued in 2k. You gotta keep Isaiah around, but it's frustrating to see them waste money resigning Jimmer for that much...
Anyways, it seems your star-laden roster is going to put together a 50 or 60 win season. With the breakup of MIA, and struggles from Indiana and Chicago, I'm not sure who's going to stop you from getting #1 in the East.
It annoys me seeing the AI teams giving out bad contracts. I always have to resist the urge to help them out and edit the contracts.
This season is really interesting for me because my main rivals so far appear to be the 76ers, Pistons and Bobcats. It sounds funny at first, but they have some quality line-ups:
PHI - Andrew Bynum, David Lee, Otto Porter, Evan Turner, Jrue Holiday
DET - Andre Drummond, Greg Monroe, Andre Iguodala, DeMar DeRozan, Brandon Knight
CHA - Al Jefferson, Carmelo Anthony, Michael Kidd-Gilchrist, Victor Oladipo, Kemba Walker
I fully expect Orlando to be right up there at the end of the season as well. LeBron and the group of youngsters (Shabazz, Randle, Vucevic, Smart etc.) will get it together sooner or later.