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you obviously have never watched Kenyon play healthy. His face up jumper on the post was always money. I'm not going to argue with you, you'retrying to tell me that Kwame Brown has had more of an impact in the NBA than Kenyon Martin.Originally Posted by chicksNkicks
haha.. since when has kenyon ever been considered a good on ball defender??? maybe from the weak side.. and u prove my point, he was good at filling the lane on the break, but beyond that, what is he good for?? a couple tip in dunks?? my point was he was good in the situation he was at in NJ.. without those factors, he doesnt really do anything for a team.. at least with Brown, who i admit is also horrid, adds a DEFENSIVE presence..Originally Posted by The Wizard
LMAO. Kenyon is the better on the ball defender period. KMart can guard big men too. Don't get it twisted. Do you not remember him guarding 2,3 and 4's with the Nets and being good at that? Short-term memory, my man. The man was versatile. Yes, his offensive game is hideous, but the boy could play. Kwame was so much more of a bust. You want to say JKidd is the reason why KMart is so good, but what have the Nets done without him filling the lane on the break. He has had many knee/leg surgeries taking away the parts of the game. You said who was a bigger bust, not who is more beneficial to a team now. In that case, Kwame Brown > Chris Webber, Penny Hardaway. Your logic is flawed. KMart was unworthy?? Who should have been number 1 then? Acting like KMart ain't ever been productive.Originally Posted by chicksNkicks
bottom line.. martin aint shhhhhh without jason kidd.. he left new jersey and got exposed.. at this point right now, kwame gives a team more than what kenyon gives a team.. forget what he coulda, woulda, shoulda been.. im talking about right now... even KG and TD21 said Kwame was one of the hardest defenders to go against... guess im just old school.. id rather have a good on ball post defender...Originally Posted by Kiddin Like Jason
Martin was like a 20 and 10 dude for a few years before his injury woes, and he was an All-Star.
Come on, man.