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Nikola Jokic, Luka Doncic, Giannis Antetokounmpo tied for best rating in NBA 2K25
NBA Central: Here’s the full top 100 list of NBA 2K25 player ratings: 1. Nikola Jokic, 97 overall 2. Luka Doncic, 97 overall 3. Giannis Antetokounmpo, 97 overall 4. Joel Embiid, 96 overall 5. Shai Gilgeous-Alexander, 96 overall 6. LeBron James, 95 overall 7. Stephen Curry, 95 overall 8. Jayson Tatum, 95 overall 9. Kevin Durant, 94 overall 10. Anthony Davis, 94 overall 11. Anthony Edwards, 93 overall 12. Devin Booker, 93 overall 13. Jalen Brunson, 93 overall 14. Donovan Mitchell, 92 overall 15. Jaylen Brown, 92 overall 16. Kyrie Irving, 92 overall 17. Kawhi Leonard, 92 overall 18. Victor Wembanyama, 91 overall 19. Tyrese Haliburton, 90 overall 20. Ja Morant, 90 overall 21. Damian Lillard, 89 overall 22. Jimmy Butler, 89 overall 23. Paolo Banchero, 89 overall 24. Paul George, 89 overall 25. Trae Young, 89 overall
NBA Central: 26. Tyrese Maxey, 89 overall 27. Bam Adebayo, 88 overall 28. De’Aaron Fox, 88 overall 29. Domantas Sabonis, 88 overall 30. Zion Williamson, 88 overall 31. Pascal Siakam, 88 overall 32. Karl-Anthony Towns, 88 overall 33. LaMelo Ball, 87 overall 34. Jrue Holiday, 87 overall 35. DeMar DeRozan, 87 overall 36. Chet Holmgren, 87 overall 37. Kristaps Porzingis, 87 overall 38. Jamal Murray, 87 overall 39. Jaren Jackson Jr., 87 overall 40. Lauri Markkanen, 86 overall 41. Cade Cunningham, 86 overall 42. Jalen Williams, 86 overall 43. Franz Wagner, 86 overall 44. Derrick White, 86 overall 45. Dejounte Murray, 86 overall 46. Evan Mobley, 86 overall 47. Scottie Barnes, 85 overall 48. Julius Randle, 85 overall 49. Brandon Ingram, 85 overall 50. Alperen Sengun, 85 overall
NBA Central: 51. Rudy Gobert, 85 overall 52. Bradley Beal, 85 overall 53. Khris Middleton, 85 overall 54. Mikal Bridges, 84 overall 55. OG Anunoby, 84 overall 56. Jalen Green, 84 overall 57. Fred VanVleet, 84 overall 58. James Harden, 84 overall 59. Jarrett Allen, 84 overall 60. CJ McCollum, 84 overall 61. Aaron Gordon, 84 overall 62. Myles Turner, 84 overall 63. Zach LaVine, 83 overall 64. Tyler Herro, 83 overall 65. Draymond Green, 83 overall 66. Kyle Kuzma, 83 overall 67. Michael Porter Jr., 83 overall 68. Desmond Bane, 83 overall 69. Deandre Ayton, 83 overall 70. Josh Hart, 82 overall 71. Alex Caruso, 82 overall 72. Jalen Suggs, 82 overall 73. Herbert Jones, 82 overall 74. Jerami Grant, 82 overall 75. Darius Garland, 82 overall
Jason Glushon, 39, president and founder Glushon Sports Management Glushon has had a strong run in recent years, despite being one of the more prominent player agents in the league not attached to a large agency. Glushon worked for seven years at Wasserman before he left that agency to start one of his own in 2016. He represents Jaylen Brown, who signed what was then the largest deal in NBA history last summer, and Jrue Holiday, who signed a $135 million extension with the Celtics in April — along with two other members of the rotation on the Celtics’ title-winning team. Orlando Magic’s Franz Wagner, another client, signed a rookie max extension this offseason. Not bad for a former minor league baseball player who made it to Triple-A with the Oakland A’s organization before pivoting his career ambitions.
Former Magic player Wesley Iwundu signed with Greek team Promitheas Patras for the 2024-25 season.
Vernon Maxwell: 'Penny Hardaway should have left Little Penny in the damn background'
Vernon Maxwell on Anfernee Hardaway: Penny was a problem, one of the first 6-9, 6-8 point guards we have ever seen. He was a problem. When they put LiL Penny out there they kind of f*cked him up. He should have left Little Penny in the damn background. He got bought in all that, you get caught up some times, you get caught up in that sh*t instead of doing your job. But yeah Penny was a problem.
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Paolo Banchero on Magic compared with contenders in East: 'We're right there'
Banchero, like many of his teammates, has worked tirelessly to improve his game this offseason. “We feel like we’re right there,” he said. “We’re right there with all those (elite teams in the East). I remember last year, we started the year off as a top-two, top-three seed and everybody thought it was a fluke. Everybody thought we were going to be a play-in team and drop out the top of the East. We finished strong and got the fifth seed and had a chance to really grab the two seed at the end of the season. We were right there last year. We got better this year. I got better; all of us got better. We got some new pieces that are going to help a lot. We’re trying to make some noise. We should easily be a top-four, top-three team, and have a chance to win the East.”
George Karl: The number of national games for both LAL and GSW will be higher than their win totals Orlando deserves more games
