

Not only that, but he does still posses the speed to blow past certain defenders and finish off the play with his 87 close shooting rating.

Although he is far from being the best role player, Terry still has the skills With his ability to play shooting guard, and even point guard if need be, Terry can help you go on a run or hit that spot up jump shot, with his 85 3-point rating. In NBA 2K13, that's no different (77 overall). Terry has made a career out of being a dependable role player. If your starting point guard needs the rest, Shumpert is the perfect player to put in. Also, don't expect him to lose the ball too much due to his 84 handling rating. He's also not half bad on the offensive end with a 76 3-point rating, and an 80 inside scoring rating. Need a steal to help you get back in the game? With his 89 steal rating, Shumpert is the guy to do just that. Shumpert is not at the level of being a star point guard in the NBA 2K series, but he's darn close. His overall rating might be down from past iterations (79), but he can still provide the necessary spark for your team in those close Association mode games. In the cases where you're down three and you need to hit one, Allen is definitely the player who can be subbed in for that. In NBA 2K13, Allen, still has a very good 91 3-point rating. Ray Allen, much like Antawn Jamison, has passed his prime as a player who will start and get the majority of minutes at shooting guard. Letting him play about 20%-25% of the time will help with rebounding and if you enjoy the pick & roll, Jamison can run that play with ease. Just don't expect him to help you win several games in-a-row during your Association. He can, however, still do the job of getting those crucial rebounds and hitting a big shot on occasions. He still has a respectable 83 offensive rebound rating and an 80 3-point rating, but he's no longer a player who can carry a team on his back. The days of being a star player is a thing of the past for Jamison. He is also great with the hook shot or posting up defenders with his strength and his 84 close shooting rating. His overall rating might only be a 77 - but don't let that fool you - Gibson is the best role player at those two positions. For some players who are starting an Association, you might already have a power forward / center you feel confident with. Gibson is a player who can help you out on both sides of the ball with his 84 block rating, 90 inside scoring rating, and 90 offensive rebounding rating.

A handling rating of 83, a 3-point shooting rating of 86, and an inside scoring rating of 87? Yeah, he can get the job done if a starting player is having trouble, or if you just want to give him a shot one game. His defense is above average, but he truly shines on the offensive side of the ball. Harden is an overall 81 overall and he can play point guard, shooting guard, or small forward.
