NBA 2K25: Los Angeles Clippers player ratings

NBA 2K25 is all set to launch on September 6, 2024, and the Los Angeles Clippers' player ratings have officially been revealed by the developers. In NBA 2K25, the Clippers might offer a unique challenge for players. With some of their stars on the decline but still capable of producing game-changing moments, they present a balanced, versatile squad that can thrive in the hands of skilled gamers.

Founded in 1970, the Los Angeles Clippers have yet to make their mark in an NBA Finals series. However, with consistent star-studded rosters, the team continues to be a force to reckon with in both real life and the virtual world of NBA 2K25.

While they may still be chasing their first championship, Clippers fans can look forward to taking control of a well-rounded squad in NBA 2K25.

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Los Angeles Clippers have an average but balanced team in NBA 2K25

Kawhi Leonard receives the highest overall rating for the Los Angeles Clippers (Image via 2K Games)

Out of the entire Los Angeles Clippers roster, only three players made it to the top 100 player ratings of NBA 2k25. Here are the official ratings of the Clippers players:

1. Kawhi Leonard (SF/PF): 92 overall
2. James Harden (PG/SG): 84 overall
3. Ivica Zubac (C): 82 overall
4. Norman Powell (SF/SG): 79 overall
5. Derrick Jones Jr. (PF/C): 77 overall
6. Kevin Porter Jr. (PG/SG): 76 overall
7. Terance Mann (PG/SG): 76 overall
8. Nicolas Batum (PF/C): 75 overall
9. Kris Dunn (PG): 75 overall
10. Bones Hyland (PG/SG): 74 overall
11. Mo Bamba (C): 73 overall
12. Amir Coffey (SF/PF): 73 overall
13. P.J. Tucker (PF/SF): 71 overall
14. Kobe Brown (PF/SF): 70 overall
15. Kai Jones (C/PF): 69 overall
16. Cam Christie (SG/PG): 68 overall
17. Jordan Miller (SF): 68 overall

Several Clippers players saw notable changes in their ratings from last year’s edition.

The most significant shift came for the team's top star, Kawhi Leonard, who dropped two points to a 92 overall despite an impressive season where he earned second-team All-NBA honors. His decline might seem surprising, but it reflects his injury-prone status and lack of consistency in terms of availability.

Another big-name player, James Harden, saw his rating fall by a shocking five points, landing at an 84 overall. Once one of the league’s most dominant offensive players, Harden’s drop is indicative of his struggles over the past few seasons as he continues to show signs of slowing down.

On the flip side, Derrick Jones Jr. showcased the biggest rise among Clippers players, jumping four points to a 77 overall following his breakout season with the Mavericks. His improved rating reflects his newfound versatility, making him a valuable role player both in the game and on the court.

P.J. Tucker, however, took a three-point dip after a disappointing season, settling at a 71 overall.

In addition to the notable individual rating changes, the Clippers' offseason moves have had an impact on the team’s overall depth and versatility, both on the court and in the game.

Players like Ivica Zubac and Norman Powell will give virtual GMs plenty of flexibility when constructing lineups, thanks to their well-rounded skill sets and solid ratings in NBA 2K25.

Zubac, in particular, remains a reliable anchor, with his 82 overall rating reflecting his strong defensive and rebounding prowess.

New acquisitions like Derrick Jones Jr. and Kevin Porter Jr. bring athleticism and playmaking to the table, making the Clippers an intriguing team to control in various game modes, including MyTeam and MyNBA.

Whether you're looking to lock down opponents with defensive standouts like Kawhi Leonard or torch defenders from deep with James Harden, the Clippers offer a dynamic but aging mix of talent.