Irving is shortlisted for the 2K90 ranking by pressing the line. It is the most regrettable that Harden misses, and the point guard s sacrifice is too great

2K official continued to announce the list of players with ability values between 21-30. The lowest in this category is that the Heat's core inside Adebayo scored 88 points, and the highest is Thunder star Jaylen Williams, who ranked 21st, advanced to become a member of the 90-point club. The scores of players in this level are very close. The 2K's 90 ranking has always been regarded as the "watershed" for top stars. There were not many stars in the early 2K that could enter this level, and only those who can reach more than 95 points were super giants like James and Durant. Irving ranked the lowest in this score this year, ranking 24th, and advanced to the top; although Irving has suffered from injuries in recent seasons, he can still average 24.7 points, 4.8 rebounds, 4.6 assists and 1.3 steals per game. As long as he is on the court, he is a scoring weapon that the team deserves to rely on.

Stars with the same score include Trae Young and Jaylen Brown. The two core teams who are in their prime have performed well last season.

James Harden only scored 89 points, and unfortunately lost to the "90-point club" by 1 point difference. Last season, he averaged 22.8 points, 5.8 rebounds, 8.7 assists and 1.5 steals per game with the Clippers. His data is not outstanding, which may be the main factor for Harden's failure.

In fact, after leaving the Rockets, Harden transformed into a point guard due to the team's configuration and needs. In the four seasons of the Nets and the Sixers, Harden averaged more than 10 assists and maintained more than 1.2 steals. He devoted more energy to the team's offensive organization and defense, and his personal scoring data continued to decline.

Because Leonard was injured and unable to play, Harden took the offensive and organizational shoulders last season, and he played top-notch scoring performance in many games. However, after Leonard returned, coupled with Powell's outstanding offensive performance, Harden returned to the role of an organizational point guard.

But this cannot erase his personal score on the offensive end and his ability to drive his teammates. After he arrived, Zubac became a "cake king". Last season, he averaged 16.8 points and 12.6 rebounds per game, and his 2K score once soared to 87 points, with Shin Kyung and Sabonis; Powell scored more easily after having Harden around him, scoring 21.8 points per game, even surpassing Leonard, and was already at the quasi-All-star level.

Now the 2K score will be dynamically adjusted as the players perform in the season. Let's wait and see if Harden can lead the Clippers to achieve excellent results after strengthening this summer!