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[QUOTE="BUConn10, post: 1938040, member: 5075"] Yes, because when you look at the numbers all year long Kemba's are better to the majority of eyes. So of Kemba has stats on his side and wins a head to head matchup how can you properly assess whose better. Wall won tonight and had a better game and was hitting big shots near the end of the game and Kemba wasn't. I'm saying if head to head matchups and stats can't conclude whose better than how do you suggest it? You still haven't said how you think it should be. [/QUOTE]
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