NBA 2K23 Ratings: Predictions For Players, Rookies, And More

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Summer is almost over and that means two things: new horror flicks and NBA 2K23. Visual Concepts' latest dissertation on dropping dimes arrives next month, September 9th, and while the official 2K23 ratings reveal is weeks away, there's no harm in debating player ratings and which shooters are going to swoosh--especially with Giannis having more dad jokes, Summer Luka being on a Goodfellas wave, Zion wanting to prove that he's a winner, Kyrie opting-in (as Durant opts out), and Jimmy Buckets doing new hair transformations while Ja Morant believes he «would have cooked» Michael Jordan.

The NBA offseason is reaching new heights with Summer League highlights and J. Cole becoming a guard for the Scarborough Shooting Stars, and because of that, 2K ratings will forever be a status symbol. Our player predictions for NBA 2K23 take badges, archetypes, and overalls from 2K20-2K22 into consideration and offers a closer look at the league's brightest stars and the new blood that's determined to take over. The ratings aren't perfect, but that's what friends (and Twitter) are for.

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