Russell Westbrook's homecoming with Russell Westbrook's homecoming season 2K23 MT with the Los Angeles Lakers did not run as planned. The Lakers' star started the season with 86 overall but slowly declined in his performance after an uncharacteristic slump during the course of the year. Former league MVP, he's now 78 in total, the third-highest for the team and the place it was at the end of 2K22. There's no doubt that he's not the player he once was back in the year 2016. but it's rather harsh to bring him down all the way to an average of 78 in a single season. The shot IQ of his is 25. This is the second lowest among the players which isn't surprising.

For your reference, players rated 78 all-around include Patrick Beverley, Westbrook's new teammate, Cole Anthony, Jakob Poeltl and rookies Paolo Banchero and Jabari Smith Jr. Perhaps Westbrook should've been in the starting line somewhere between 80-83? This one's not exactly an insult, but more of a "How do he continue to get good reviews?"

A type of snub to other players. Porzi? ?is'numbers are solid, but when you look at him, you can see that he's not the same of the man he was before the ACL tear. This is why his team, the Dallas Mavericks moved on from Porzi. However, after posting remarkable figures (22.1 scores, 8.8 rebounds, 2.9 assists on a shooting percentage split) through 17 appearances for the Washington Wizards, Porzi? has increased to an 85 overall score in 2K23 after starting the game at 84 overall.

Westbrook was hammered by the team for one subpar season, however Porzi? ?is is still going strong after a single 17-game stretch. And as aforementioned Siakam lost despite doing some things that were more solid. Porzi? Also, it has higher ratings over Klay Thompson Draymond Green Fred VanVleet and De'Aaron Fox just to name the names of a few players. We'll find out how this rating is impacted as the season progresses however, a lot of stars aren't getting a higher rating.

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