NBA 2K20: All of the players with the best handles in MyTeam

Is there anything more satisfying in
basketball than breaking someone’s ankles? I think not. The same goes for NBA
2K.

Having unbelievable handles is an enormous advantage, so long as you can control them, and having a player on your MyTeam who you can rely on to embarrass people, create open shots and drives, and just have fun with, is well worth it.

Which players can do that for you? Here are
the players with the best handles in MyTeam.

Note: I am excluding the Collector Level Rewards Dwayne Wade, because he has 99 on almost everything.

Kyrie
Irving, Free Agents 1 (86 OVR)

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Ball
Handle: 99

It shouldn’t surprise anyone that Irving is
number one of this list, and he isn’t even nearly the highest rated card
overall on this list – let alone highest rated version of himself.

Obviously his 99 ball handle stands out, but he also has 92 speed with ball, 98 shot mid, 96 driving layup and 96 hands, among many other ratings in the 90s or high 80s, this Irving card at 86 overall is ideal if you’re looking for someone to dazzle with his handles.

Of course, you’ll only have him for five
games, though.

Jamal
Crawford, Triple Threat Rewards (94 OVR)

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Ball
Handle: 98

If you’re looking for the handles along
with a higher overall than Irving, this may be your guy.

The Knicks SG isn’t the same playmaker as Irving, obviously, but when it comes to combining scoring with handles Crawford is a beast. With his 93 shot close, 93 shot mid, 89 shot 3pt and 94 driving layup, Crawford’s handles will be giving him open looks for days.

Kyrie
Irving, Nets Moments (94 OVR)

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Ball
Handle: 98

Here he is again. However, he only has 45 more total attributes than his Free Agents card, but you will be able to use him in as many games as you want.

He still boasts 93 shot close, 89 shot 3pt, 96 driving layup, 96 hands, 90 passing accuracy and 88 speed with ball. Add that to his very impressive set of badges, including HOF Ankle Breaker, Handles for Days and Tight Handles. If you’re looking for a guy to shake defenders out of their shoes, it is hard to go anywhere but Kyrie Irving.

’00 Jason
Williams, Triple Threat Rewards (93 OVR)

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Ball
Handle: 98

White Chocolate. One of the flashiest players to play in the NBA, it should, again, be no surprise he has crazy good handles in game.

Overall he is a beast, too. 90 shot mid, 95 passing accuracy, 94 passing vision, 98 passing IQ, 98 hands, 92 pick & roll defense and 89 driving layup mean he has stand out ratings in most areas of the game. Add that to HOF Flashy Passer, Needle Threader, Pass Fake Maestro, Tight Handles and Unpluckable, and Gold Ankle Breaker among many more, White Chocolate will bring all the “oooo’s!” to your game.

’82 Isiah
Thomas, Pink Diamonds Rewards 1 (96 OVR)

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Ball
Handle: 97

By far the best overall card of this group,
he is filthy.

His 96 OVR rating is propped up by 86 inside scoring, 88 defending, 93 athleticism and 97 playmaking. 95 shot close, 94 speed, 97 passing accuracy, 97 driving layup, 99 hands, 98 shot contest and 97 driving layup are just some of his outstanding ratings that make this guy almost unguardable in the right hands.

MyTeam’s
players with the best handles

Player
Position
Team
Program
Overall
Ball Handle
Kyrie Irving
PG
Boston Celtics
Free Agents 1
86
99
Jamal Crawford
SG
New York Knicks
Triple Threat Rewards
94
98
Kyrie Irving
PG
Brooklyn Nets
Nets Moments
94
98
Jason Williams
PG
Sacramento Kings
Triple Threat Rewards
93
98
Isiah Thomas
PG
Detroit Pistons
Pink Diamond Rewards
96
97
Stephen Curry
PG
Golden State Warriors
Free Agents 1
90
97
James Harden
SG
Houston Rockets
Free Agents 1
86
97
Jason Williams
PG
Miami Heat
Spotlight Series 1: Dwayne Wade
81
96
Penny Hardaway
PG
Orlando Magic
Galaxy Opal Rewards
99
95
Calvin Murphy
PG
Houston Rockets
Diamond Reward 1
94
95
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