I'll admit it: year after year, I'm concerned to much about the game's be saying, yet we also must not forget that it provides us with a decent idea of how players are viewed as we enter the new year NBA 2K23 MT. Consider it a huge power ranking for nearly everyone in the league . One that actually does give the Bulls team some respect this time around.

NBA 2K23 confirmed today DeMar DeRozan will check in at 89 overall and Zach LaVine will enter the season with an 88. The number is a significant improvement for DeRozan considering he coming into last year ranked just 85. With regard to LaVine However, he is just one slot higher by one slot from NBA 2K22's 87.While I believe each is worthy of reaching that coveted 90s threshold, an 88 and an 89 would put the players in well-placed competition.

For instance, DeRozan is placed ahead of Rudy Gobert and just two places ahead of Devin Booker. LaVine is ranked higher than players like Zion Williamson and Jaylen Brown.One factor that LaVine has to his credit is a top place on the charts for dunking. LaVine's 95 ranks him below by only Ja Morant , and Zion Williamson as one of the top slammers in the league.

The rest of the Bulls' roster has yet to be confirmed, however, 2KRatings.com does have an unofficial list that is worth looking at. In between DeRozan and LaVine - to no surprise is an overall 83 Nikola Vucevic, followed by Lonzo Ball who has an of 82 and Andre Drummond with a somewhat unexpected 81.

The most sombre ranking is tied to the player with probably the most high expectations. So far, Patrick Williams is only placed at 74 which puts him in line with Goran Dragic. Derrick Jones Jr. yet places him in the shadow of ... TONY BRADLEY! ?

Fortunately it is the case that when the game goes live on September 9th, all of these numbers are subject to changes Buy NBA 2K MT. The game will update based on the performance of players during the whole year so I'm looking forward to seeing each member of this Bulls team rise up the leaderboards during month of October (those aren't unreasonable expectations, right? )!