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Since MJ is not around, they would be fine
I was recently playing NBA 2K13 (I know it's outdated) but I've been testing out the historic teams and found that the Mark Price Cavs are pretty awesome. They stack up well to the Heat who I was playing against as Nance and Daugherty are shot blocking maniacs. While they lack atheticism and height, Price, Ehlo and Kerr are also all outstanding three point bombers.
How do you think these guys would do in today's real NBA?
Since MJ is not around, they would be fine
Lol, the Ehlo ankle break. Too bad my browser is not allowing me to post links to video right now.
They would be battling with the Lakers, Jazz, Sixers and Magic for the #1 pick, tbh, assuming the latter 3 are in tank mode again..
Mark Price vs. Trey Burke and Brad Daughterty vs. Enes Kanter is a tough choice..
So what you're saying is that 2K ratings are grossly innacurate?
Idk what they did to you in the 90s, but stop posting bs
those early nba live or nba games
u cant go wrong with mark price who was automatic everytime u shot the ball
Too bad Daugherty's back got so ed; he was a pretty badass center. I ing loved that team in the early 90s. If only Ferry wasn't such a bust, since he cost them Ron Harper.
That wasn't a le team even if you factored out MJ and the Bulls. I don't think they matched up very well against the top teams in the West, particularly Portland. And after they got rid of Ron Harper they had no transition game to speak of.
They were fun to watch though, because they passed the ball so well. Brad Daugherty was the best passing big man in the game at the time.
A lot of players were automatic from 3 in NBA Live 95
Bulls vs Blazers was the best tbh. I could shoot about 95% with Dale Ellis from a couple of spots 40 feet out and the AI never guarded anyone out there. I beat a friend something like 350-40 one time using that shot.
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