PPG between Jackson and Lamb...who has more?

[comingbacktousa]

I know its reggies by default I'm just making the prediction lamb will end up as 6th man

If Lamb beats out a guy that put up 14 5 and 3.5 on a 48 fg% as a starter in the playoffs, in his 2nd career then Okc is going to have the best bench in the league, assuming Jackson sustains his playoff level of play.

[Joest2003]

I know its reggies by default I'm just making the prediction lamb will end up as 6th man

If Lamb beats out a guy that put up 14 5 and 3.5 on a 48 fg% as a starter in the playoffs, in his 2nd career then Okc is going to have the best bench in the league, assuming Jackson sustains his playoff level of play.

Im not sure id call this his second year when he never played last year but technically it is, that would be nice thought id like to see us have a strong bench again. Martin never really panned out how I hoped he would but then again anyone coming in after Harden has their work cut out for them.

[HanDownManDown3]

Definitely Jackson, This will be Lambs first season not hopping from the Thunder to the D-league. He will grow a lot this season I'm sure. There's still no doubt that Jackson who solidified his worth and talent last year will get more play-time and points per game.

[sonictecture]

Jackson should have the bigger role and more minutes, but Lamb is a more natural scorer. It could be fairly close as both players together could be pretty effective.