NBA Live 360 Global Player Ratings

[Playmakers]

Rosters Updated as of 02-25-06

This will be the thread for Global Ratings on the NBA Live 360. These are the ratings I edited for most players on each team. These ratings will only effect the players 3-pt rating, Offensive Awareness, Defensive Awareness, Speed and Quickness ratings. 3-PT rating should only be edited for the CPU teams not your own team. The reason for this is because the lower the 3-PT rating is for the CPU players the less attempts that player will shoot in a game. All Ratings are OPTIONAL meaning if you disagree with a rating for any player in the 5 catagories listed below you can modify the player(s) to whatever ratings you feel is most appropriate.

Since this is a project I'm doing manually some players might not be listed on each team rosters below. But I will try to edit as many players as possible.


1st #= 3-PT Shooting (This rating is optional and should only be changed for CPU players)
2nd #=Offensive Awareness
3rd #= Defensive Awareness
4th #= Speed
5th #= Quickness


Atlanta
PG-Tyronn Lue-65-50-85-88-90
SG-Joe Johnson-83-80-81-85-80
SF-Josh Smith-20-40-82-85-80
PF-Al Harrington-30-76-75-80-75
C-Zaza Pachulia-1-58-70-70-70
PG-Tony Delk-77-48-72-88-85
SG-Josh Childress-40-49-75-85-82
SF-Marvin Williams-35-42-70-80-80
SG-Salim Stoudamire-80-40-70-85-87
SG-Royal Ivey-21-31-70-83-78
C-John Edwards-1-30-70-70-70
C-Michael Stewart-1-21-70-70-70

Boston
PG-Dan Dickau-75-45-70-83-83
SG-Wally Szczerbiak-77-78-75-79-76
SF-Paul Pierce-80-87-83-88-83
PF-Al Jefferson-1-46-72-73-70
C-Raef LaFrentz-70-56-71-72-70
SG-Tony Allen-47-46-74-87-75
SF-Gerald Green-40-49-70-85-85
PG-Delonte West-62-45-75-90-80
C-Kendrick Perkins-1-41-70-70-70
C-Michael Olowakandi-1-47-75-70-72
SF-B. Scalabrine-42-39-72-70-70

Charlotte
PG-Brevin Knight-23-50-84-94-93
SG-Kareem Rush-77-58-70-83-79
SF-Gerald Wallace-32-61-82-88-88
PF-Emeka Okafor-1-78-93-74-70
C-Primoz Brezec-1-68-70-71-74
PF-Sean May-1-46-73-70-70
PG-Raymond Felton-51-61-71-88-88
SF-Jumaine Jones-80-49-70-74-78
C-Melvin Ely-1-45-80-72-71

Chicago
PG-Kirk Hinrich-80-82-70-90-87
SG-Ben Gordon-84-87-70-90-85
SF-Luol Deng-35-55-85-81-83
PF-Michael Sweetney-1-55-70-70-74
C-Tyson Chandler-1-46-93-75-73
PG-Chris Duhon-62-41-85-83-74
SG-Andres Nocioni-51-47-75-79-70
SF-Tim Thomas-45-50-70-75-74
PF-Othello Harrington-1-40-70-70-70
PF-Darius Songalia-1-48-70-70-70

Cleveland-Rotation
PG-Damon Jones-87-45-75-87-87
SG-Larry Hughes-61-87-90-90-92
SF-LeBron James-67-90-87-92-87
PF-Drew Gooden-26-50-70-79-72
C-Zydrunas Ilgauskas-15-86-83-70-70
SG-Ronald Murray-54-48-76-86-89
SF-Donyell Marshall-79-56-70-70-75
PF-Lee Nailon-1-47-70-74-77
C-Alan Henderson-1-33-75-70-70
SG-Ira Newble-35-34-73-75-78
PG-Eric Snow-29-32-85-83-82
PF-Anderson Varejao-1-37-70-77-70

Dallas
PG-Jason Terry-75-83-83-88-90
SG-Marquise Daniels-31-45-80-84-82
SF-Josh Howard-44-73-85-81-88
PF-Dirk Nowitzki-84-95-74-74-73
C-Erick Dampier-1-34-84-70-70
SG-Jerry Stackhouse-41-69-75-81-81
SF-Adrian Griffin-24-43-90-79-76
PF-Keith Van Horn-70-59-70-72-72
PG-Devin Harris-39-50-83-90-90
C-Segana Diop-1-21-81-72-75
PG-Darrell Armstrong-30-31-90-90-92
C-DJ Mbenga-1-30-78-73-73

Denver
PG-Andre Miller-24-78-84-90-90
SF-Ruben Patterson-14-48-86-77-77
SF-Carmelo Anthony-70-87-70-82-80
PF-Kenyon Martin-1-77-85-76-74
C-Marcus Camby-1-48-95-72-70
PG-Earl Boykins-66-67-71-99-99
SG-Julius Hodge-59-42-70-79-76
SF-DerMarr Johnson-52-46-70-78-74
C-Nenê-1-46-70-70-71
PF-Eddie Najera-1-36-84-72-78
PF-Reggie Evans-1-35-79-70-70

Detroit
PG-Chauncey Billups-81-82-93-90-90
SG-Richard Hamilton-57-81-90-90-94
SF-Tayshaun Prince-50-70-91-80-82
PF-Rasheed Wallace-70-79-93-73-71
C-Ben Wallace-1-41-99-75-75
PF-Antonio McDyess-1-68-74-72-72
PG-Lindsey Hunter-46-46-87-87-88
C-Dale Davis-1-31-84-70-70
SG-Maurice Evans-30-44-70-83-75
C-Kelvin Cato-1-32-70-70-70
SG-Carlos Delfino-40-48-70-82-80

Golden St
PG-Baron Davis-79-87-90-90-91
SG-Jason Richardson- 75-87-82-87-91
SF-Mike Dunleavy-76-53-70-73-72
PF-Troy Murphy-66-56-70-72-70
C-Andris Beindrins-1-44-25-70-70
PG-Derek Fisher-76-51-78-89-75
SG-Mickael Pietrus-43-49-70-86-82
PF-Ike Diogu-1-47-70-70-70
PF-Z. Cabarkapa-65-49-70-73-73
C- A. Foyle-1-33-87-70-70

Houston
PG Rafer Alston-65-61-75-95-94
SG Bob Sura-50-42-80-83-87
SF Tracy McGrady-80-91-92-88-92
PF Stromile Swift-1-41-80-80-75
C Yao Ming-1-87-82-70-70
SG-David Wesley-65-44-87-85-80
PF-Juwan Howard-1-48-76-74-71
C-Dikembe Mutombo-1-29-98-70-70
SG-Luther Head-55-42-75-85-80
SG-Keith Bogans-36-45-74-83-75
SG- Jon Barry-78-47-77-78-74


Indiana
PG-Jamaal Tinsley-64-61-92-91-95
SG-Stephen Jackson-80-80-70-85-84
SF-Peja Stojacvic-88-86-70-78-76
PF-Jermaine O'Neal-10-89-82-75-75
C-Jeff Foster-1-31-75-70-70
SF-Danny Granger-40-45-70-79-71
SG-Fred Jones-51-48-70-82-75
PG-A. Johnson-44-46-78-84-84
PG-S. Jasikevicous-68-48-70-85-80
SF-A. Croshere-58-47-70-70-70
PF-S. Pollard-1-31-85-70-70

LA Clippers
PG-Shaun Livingston-33-51-70-91-90
SG-Cuttino Mobley-84-67-75-88-88
SF-Corey Maggette-58-87-70-90-84
PF-Elton Brand-1-85-92-70-70
C-Chris Kaman-1-47-70-70-70
PG-Sam Cassell-65-79-82-90-84
PF-Radmonavich-79-48-70-73-74
SF-Walter McCarty-80-44-70-78-71
PG-D. Ewing-40-39-75-78-73
SF-Q. Ross-20-44-80-79-80
PF-Vin Baker-1-32-70-70-70

LA Lakers
PG-Sasha Vujacic-61-47-70-83-80
SG-Kobe Bryant-80-91-90-92-96
SF-Lamar Odom-64-74-75-80-78
PF-Kwame Brown-1-41-70-70-70
C-Chris Mihm-1-55-70-70-70
PF-Devean George-43-46-75-79-79
SG-Aaron McKie-38-25-84-83-75
PF-B. Cook-75-55-70-71-71
SF-L. Walton-45-38-70-74-72
C-A. Bynum-1-42-72-72-73


Memphis
PG-Damon Stoudamire-83-67-82-91-96
SG-Mike Miller-85-76-70-86-70
SF-Shane Battier-47-49-80-78-75
PF-Pau Gasol-12-85-85-75-72
C-Lorenzen Wright-1-44-81-74-72
PG-Bobby Jackson-74-61-80-90-90
SF-Eddie Jones-76-67-84-83-85
SG-Dahntay Jones-40-48-75-84-80
PF-Hakim Warrick-23-43-70-78-76
PG-Chucky Atkins-69-43-72-86-89


Miami
PG-Jason Williams-75-71-70-92-89
SG-Dwyane Wade-40-87-93-96-94
SF-Antoine Walker-70-50-70-70-70
PF-Udonis Haslem-1-42-75-73-71
C-Shaquille O'Neal-1-84-95-70-70
C-Alonzo Mourning-1-56-92-70-71
PG-Gary Payton-47-45-95-89-89
SF-James Posey-69-46-81-82-76
SG-D. Wright-35-42-72-82-75
SF-Derek Anderson-50-45-72-83-83
PF-Wayne Simien-18-40-70-70-70

Milwaukee
PG-Maurice Williams-56-68-73-88-86
SG-Michael Redd-85-87-75-84-86
SF-Bobby Simmons-64-76-79-79-74
PF-Joe Smith-1-48-75-71-70
C-Andrew Bogut-30-60-75-75-70
C-Jamal Magloire-1-63-79-70-70
PG-T.J.Ford-33-50-80-99-99
C-Dan Gadzuric-1-42-70-70-70
SF-T. Kukoc-70-50-70-77-73
SF-J. Welsch-61-47-71-81-72

Minnesota
PG-Marko Jaric-49-50-70-87-72
SG-Ricky Davis-61-78-70-90-82
SF-Eddie Griffin-72-60-70-71-70
PF-Kevin Garnett-31-87-95-80-80
PG-Marcus Banks-34-47-70-93-90
PG-Troy Hudson-76-55-72-88-93
SF-Trenton Hassell-13-39-88-83-78
SG-Rashad McCants-73-47-70-83-82
C-Mark Blount-1-48-70-70-70
PG- A. Carter-15-42-70-88-88
PF-M. Madsen-1-27-72-70-70

New Jersey
PG-Jason Kidd-70-95-94-94-89
SG-Vince Carter-80-87-75-87-85
SF-Richard Jefferson-41-87-90-91-88
PF-Jason Collins-1-28-70-70-70
C-Nenad Krstic-1-52-70-70-70
PG-Jeff McInnis-48-45-70-88-87
SF-Lamond Murray-79-45-70-76-72
SG-Antoine Wright-35-41-70-85-80
PF-Clifford Robinson-70-49-92-75-70
SF-S. Padgett-79-43-70-76-73
SF-B.Nachar-79-43-70-70-72


New Orleans
PG Chris Paul-67-80-79-97-95
PF-David West-26-75-79-74-72
SG J.R. Smith-73-47-70-90-87
SF Rasual Butler-75-45-70-80-80
PF P.J. Brown-1-49-92-72-70
SG-Desmond Mason-16-65-70-88-84
C-Chris Anderson-1-38-70-70-70
PG-Speedy Claxton-50-72-77-96-92
SG-Kirk Snyder-30-50-81-77-72
PG-Moochie Norris-42-41-70-92-80
C-Mark Jackson-1-40-70-70-70

New York
PG-Stephon Marbury-74-88-81-93-93
SG-Jamal Crawford-82-68-70-89-85
SG-Steve Francis-53-87-80-91-91
SF-Quentin Richardson-83-48-70-80-79
PF-Maurice Taylor-26-47-70-72-73
C-Eddy Curry-1-81-73-70-70
SF-Jalen Rose-43-68-87-87-89
PG-Nate Robinson-39-43-75-94-95
PF-Channing Frye-10-50-70-75-75
PF-David Lee-1-42-70-70-70
SF-Q.Woods-28-44-70-80-80
PF-Malik Rose-1-38-84-70-70

Orlando
PG-Jameer Nelson-62-50-70-92-89
SG-Trevor Ariza-26-40-70-82-75
SF-Grant Hill-21-60-92-80-80
PF-Dwight Howard-1-85-90-76-74
PF-Darko Millicic-1-49-70-72-75
PG-Keyon Dooling-61-45-70-92-94
SG-DeShawn Stevenson-53-55-70-81-85
C-Tony Battie-1-38-70-70-70
SF-Hedo Turkoglu-78-55-70-77-71
PG-Carlos Arroyo-49-45-76-83-87
SF-Pat Garrity-75-45-70-71-70

Philadelphia
PG-Allen Iverson-70-91-95-99-99
SG-Kyle Korver-88-57-70-79-70
SF-Andre Iguodala-45-50-90-90-91
PF-Chris Webber-52-81-82-70-70
C-Samuel Dalembert-10-42-91-72-70
SF-John Salmons-36-44-70-78-73
PG-Kevin Ollie-32-46-70-76-77
PF-Michael Bradley-11-40-70-70-70
C-Steven Hunter-1-35-75-73-71
SF-Rodney Rogers-65-50-70-70-70

Phoenix
PG-Steve Nash-83-99-79-91-96
SG-Jim Jackson-60-45-70-83-77
SF-Shawn Marion-65-80-95-90-90
PF-Amare Stoudemire-19-88-90-80-78
C-Kurt Thomas-14-40-88-70-70
SF-Raja Bell-69-45-82-82-87
PG-Eddie House-80-46-70-85-84
PG-Leandro Barbosa-65-50-70-90-89
SG-Boris Diaw-31-62-90-86-83
PF-Brian Grant-1-33-83-70-70
SF-James Jones-77-50-70-80-80

Portland
PG-Sebastian Telfair-45-57-79-95-97
SG-Martell Webster-64-47-70-83-83
SF-Darius Miles-41-77-76-83-80
PF-Zach Randolph-1-81-70-71-71
C-Joel Przybilla-1-39-86-70-70
C-Brian Skinner-1-36-74-70-70
SG-Voshon Lenard-85-47-74-83-78
SF-Travis Outlaw-31-46-70-78-81
SG-Juan Dixon-75-57-70-89-91
C-Theo Ratliff-1-33-92-70-70
PG-Jarrett Jack-51-42-70-87-85
PG-Steve Blake-68-46-70-83-87

Sacramento
PG-Mike Bibby-80-87-75-92-88
SG-Bonzi Wells-63-74-80-85-86
SF-Ron Artest-65-85-99-81-87
PF-Shareef Abdur-Rahim-32-62-70-72-70
C-Brad Miller-32-58-70-70-72
PF-Kenny Thomas-8-50-75-76-78
PG-Jason Hart-41-43-76-84-89
SF-Corliss Williamson-1-48-70-77-72
SG-Kelvin Martin-35-47-75-83-85
SG-Francisco Garcia-74-43-70-80-80
C-Vitaly Potapenko-1-35-70-70-70

San Antonio
PG-Tony Parker-50-87-90-99-99
SG-Manu Ginobili-74-82-90-93-94
SF-Bruce Bowen-62-38-99-78-85
PF-Tim Duncan-22-93-99-76-75
C-Nazr Mohammed-1-42-75-70-70
SG-Michael Finley-77-50-75-80-80
PF-Robert Horry-70-50-81-71-71
SG-Nick Van Exel-82-50-72-82-90
SG-Brent Barry-80-45-70-79-76
C-Rasho Nestorvic-1-43-70-70-70
PG-Beno Udrih-68-43-70-80-80
C-F.Oberto-25-38-70-72-72

Seattle
PG-Luke Ridnour-64-81-70-88-86
SG-Ray Allen-87-91-75-89-86
SF-Rashard Lewis-83-87-70-85-87
PG Earl Watson -44-45-70-84-85
PF-Chris Wilcox-1-45-78-74-70
SG-Damien Wilkins-48-47-70-83-80
C-Danny Fortson-1-36-70-70-70
C-Robert Swift-1-45-70-70-70
PF-Nick Collison-1-42-75-70-70
SG-Brian Russell-54-46-70-77-75

Toronto
PG-Mike James-79-77-80-88-84
SG-Morris Peterson-77-68-70-84-86
C-Antonio Davis-1-42-90-70-73
PF-Chris Bosh-39-85-90-75-75
C-Rafael Araujo-14-38-70-70-70
SF-Joey Graham-35-44-72-82-80
PF-Charlie Villanueva-55-62-70-73-71
PG-Juan Calderon-41-50-70-85-80
SF-Erick Williams-43-43-70-80-82
PG-Alvin Williams-55-44-74-88-80
C-Loren Woods-1-36-70-70-70

Utah
PG-Deron Williams-67-75-89-87
SG-Gordan Giricek-75-53-70-80-80
SF-Andrei Kirilenko-56-85-99-80-85
PF-Carlos Boozer-1-79-70-72-72
C-Mehmet Okur-65-76-70-70
SG-Devin Brown-60-50-73-82-77
SF-Matt Harpring-40-45-79-77-70
PF-Kris Humphries-23-40-70-70-70
PG-Keith Mcleod-50-47-80-82-80
SF-C.J. Miles-54-45-70-81-78
C-Greg Ostertag-1-28-78-70-70

Washigton
PG-Gilbert Arenas-74-87-82-91-92
SG-Jarvis Hayes--54-47-70-84-82
SF-Caron Butler-54-75-70-85-85
PF-Antawn Jamison-64-85-71-78-77
C-Brendan Haywood-1-45-73-70-70
PG-Antonio Daniels-49-50-88-84-79
SF-Jared Jeffries-36-46-75-81-77
C-Etan Thomas-1-44-84-70-70
PF-Michael-Ruffin-1-16-74-70-71
C-Calvin Booth-1-27-74-70-70
SG-Anthony Peeler-76-38-70-80-72

[blueduke]

PM........you stated in another thread that raising the def awareness and quickness of all players help very much in stopping the obscene amount of fastbreaks. Is there a global number you are using for all players or are you using increases on a player by player basis? Another question: Can these increases be used on slower speeds as well? I generally like to use a game speed of around 50 for the express purpose of watchings plays develop better. I'm one that thinks teams run their plays better on the slower speed

[Playmakers]

Quote: Originally Posted by blueduke

PM........you stated in another thread that raising the def awareness and quickness of all players help very much in stopping the obscene amount of fastbreaks. Is there a global number you are using for all players or are you using increases on a player by player basis? Another question: Can these increases be used on slower speeds as well? I generally like to use a game speed of around 50 for the express purpose of watchings plays develop better. I'm one that thinks teams run their plays better on the slower speed

Yeah basically what I'm doing is making sure atleast every player has a defensive awr of 70 minimal. For players already above 70 I'm increasing most of them by 10 points in awareness.

As for speed it's the same thing most players will be 70 and above. If a guy is already in the 90's I either increase him by 5 points or leave him as is depending on if he was the fastest player still on the roster after all the other players recieved a boost.

On 50 Gamespeed it still worked pretty good. But you might have to start off at 75 or 80 as a starting point for all players speed and quickness.

The Defensive Awareness ratings really provides the biggest boost in gameplay because EA has so many guy's screwed up it was pathetic. That was one reason why teams were getting so many fast breaks without any of your players being in neighborhood to even stop it. Their awareness was so low that they didn't react at all on most occasions when it came to getting back on transistion defense or locating their man in the half court game.

[blueduke]

Quote:

That was one reason why teams were getting so many fast breaks without any of your players being in neighborhood to even stop it. Their awareness was so low that they didn't react at all on most occasions when it came to getting back on transistion defense or locating their man in the half court game.

Is this also a problem in cpu vs cpu games as well or is it only a factor in human vs cpu?

[Playmakers]

Quote: Originally Posted by blueduke

Is this also a problem in cpu vs cpu games as well or is it only a factor in human vs cpu?

I don't think it would hurt head to head play at all.

Also, I checked out the gamespeed at 50 with player edits for Detroit and Denver and it played pretty good. The only thing I noticed was players that didn't have very good stamina moved slower than others as the game progressed. But to answer your question I think it does work better on 50 still because like you said it helps to see the teams run the plays better especially from Baseline camera.

[David129]

Will you post the rest?

[Playmakers]

Quote: Originally Posted by David129

Will you post the rest?

Yeah I've been updated it most of the day.

There are 15 teams complete so far. I'll update so more tommorrow so if you want you can put the #'s for the teams that are already complete.

[poster]

This might be a stupid question but I cannot figure out how to edit the players. Any help guys? Thanks!

[blueduke]

Quote: Originally Posted by poster

This might be a stupid question but I cannot figure out how to edit the players. Any help guys? Thanks!

Roster Management>>>Create Player>>>>Edit Player

[poster]

Quote: Originally Posted by blueduke

Roster Management>>>Create Player>>>>Edit Player

I figured it out last night, but thanks for the help anyways. Here is one more if anyone can help. When PM sets the teams fast break and rebounding tendencies where do you chance them. Is it right at the beginning of the games or can you save them for each team before you start a season? Thanks!!!