NBA 2K League Scouting Report: Mootyy's Strengths Weaknesses And Real
Mootyy
Throwdown's 7'1" center   Mootyy  is in my crosshairs.  He  has extensive competitive 2K gaming experience dating back to  his  team's thrilling run in the 2K All-Star Tournament. I've watched a number of  his  team's 2K18 games and focused a great deal on what appears to be  his  strengths and weaknesses.
Here is a reminder: just because  he 's the first big I've spotlighted doesn't mean  he 's the best big-man prospect I've seen. At any rate  here is the assessment.
Big men have a primary responsibility to protect the paint and few I've seen thus far do it as well as  Mootyy .  He  takes pride in rejecting opponents and trying to limit them to one shot.  He  has a high 2K Pro-Am and hoops IQ  which serves as a major asset to  him  and  his  team.
I heard him say during one of his teammate's streams  "you guys know  I don't care about stats. I want to win." Some people say that and still jack up ill-advised shots on one or two contesting defenders. From what I saw  that's not  Mootyy . He's a willing passer but also doesn't hesitate to take the shots he should when the ball swings his way.
His big-time corner three-point shot in the All-Star tournament is proof  Mootyy  can and has stepped up with the pressure on and the controller in his hands.
Like many NBA 2K League hopefuls   Mootyy  can be a little sharp with  his  tongue. We don't know how the NBA 2K League broadcasts will be set up and how much of the player's audio will be accessible  but he and others may have to clean up their language when things go live.
The great thing about  Mootyy  is that he understands he appears capable of flipping the professional switch. He does a pretty good job of using his Twitter and other socials as a platform to further market himself.
 Mootyy  would be a great pick for a team with proven ball handlers  shot creators and/or knock-down shooters. His ability to anchor a defense could set a team up for success on that end of the floor. On offense  his willingness to sacrifice shots for the betterment of the team is only augmented by his ability to step up and make them when his number is called.
Throwdown's 7'1" center    [TGT] is in my crosshairs.   [TGT]   has extensive competitive 2K gaming experience dating back to   [TGT]   team's thrilling run in the 2K All-Star Tournament. I've watched a number of   [TGT]   team's 2K18 games and focused a great deal on what appears to be   [TGT]   strengths and weaknesses.
Here is a reminder: just because  he 's the first big I've spotlighted doesn't mean  he 's the best big-man prospect I've seen. At any rate  here is the assessment.
Big men have a primary responsibility to protect the paint and few I've seen thus far do it as well as  Mootyy .  He  takes pride in rejecting opponents and trying to limit them to one shot.  He  has a high 2K Pro-Am and hoops IQ  which serves as a major asset to  him  and  his  team.
I heard him say during one of his teammate's streams  "you guys know  I don't care about stats. I want to win." Some people say that and still jack up ill-advised shots on one or two contesting defenders. From what I saw  that's not  Mootyy . He's a willing passer but also doesn't hesitate to take the shots he should when the ball swings his way.
His big-time corner three-point shot in the All-Star tournament is proof   [TGT] can and has stepped up with the pressure on and the controller in  [TGT]  hands.
Like many NBA 2K League hopefuls    [TGT] can be a little sharp with   [TGT]   tongue. We don't know how the NBA 2K League broadcasts will be set up and how much of the player's audio will be accessible  but  [TGT]  and others may have to clean up their language when things go live.
The great thing about   [TGT] is that  [TGT]  understands  [TGT]  appears capable of flipping the professional switch.  [TGT]  does a pretty good job of using  [TGT]  Twitter and other socials as a platform to further market  [TGT] .
  [TGT] would be a great pick for a team with proven ball handlers  shot creators and/or knock-down shooters.  [TGT]  ability to anchor a defense could set a team up for success on that end of the floor. On offense   [TGT]  willingness to sacrifice shots for the betterment of the team is only augmented by  [TGT]  ability to step up and make them when  [TGT]  number is called.