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Forgetting needs, who holds more value?

id definitely go with kemba of the two, he pretty much has the keys to the offense in charlotte

Jdw1282 wrote:Forgetting needs, who holds more value?

They're pretty close. Parsons currently ranked 33 and Kemba at 31. So if you base it only on value it would be Kemba. But keep in mind those rankings change after every game. That's just based on now.

Tough call. If you need rebounds more, Parsons. If you need assists more, Kemba.

I've never liked to rely on players on bad teams because they can be very inconsistent at times. It's hard to rely on a Kemba to consistently give you top-tier performances when the Bobcats can be blown out on any given night (like yesterday). He is definitely improving on his game and most notably his shooting %'s which is a huge plus. He was almost untouchable last season simply because he hurts your team more than he actually helps.

Honestly, I'd go with Parsons. He doesn't really hurt your team and provides solid numbers all around. And given Houston's commitment to him, you can be sure that he will see plenty of playing time this season. The ability to score, rebound and shoot treys with decent % is hard to come by in this league.

I like Parsons

Forget about last night, I'd go with KEMBA!

I'd go with Parsons, a little more reliable and less likely to hurt you badly some games in FG and TO's on any given night.

Parsons. Kemba is playing like crap lately with that awful shooting.

Kemba destroys your FG% but is otherwise safe. Parsons is playing unsustainably well. 42% 3PT on 5 and a half attempts per game? I don't think he's one of the best long-range shooters in the NBA.