Most Important Player This Season ?

If the bobcats are going to imrpove and win games this season which player do you think needs to be the MVP of this team ?

MKG easily

I think Kemba's progress is most important this season. The 'Cats can't continue to swap PGs every other year.

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Originally Posted by fan_of_a_fan

I think Kemba's progress is most important this season. The 'Cats can't continue to swap PGs every other year.

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Hey, welcome to the board!

I went with MKG, tho I could see an argument for a bunch of guys because we desperately need someone to start taking the next step.

Mike Dunlap.

If he does his job, everyone benefits. I'd much rather have everyone be 20% better than pick one guy to be 100% better.

I went with Byron Mullens, If he can average 10 rebounds it would be great. I see our biggest issue being interior defense.

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Originally Posted by KGE

I went with Byron Mullens, If he can average 10 rebounds it would be great. I see our biggest issue being interior defense.

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I went with the same thought process but picked Biz instead. We are awfully weak upfront and we're going to need a big (or 2 or 3) to step up to prevent us from getting killed down low.

I went with MKG because we desperately need a high draft pick to work out for us. That starts the ball rolling in this whole process of rebuilding. If he does well, the team starts to get recognized as moving forward and making smart choices with the fans, media, etc.

Close second is Kemba for basically the same reasons and as fan_of_a_fan said we can't keep swapping out that position every couple of years.

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Originally Posted by spectre

Hey, welcome to the board!

I went with MKG, tho I could see an argument for a bunch of guys because we desperately need someone to start taking the next step.

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Thanks. I'm from the Carolinas, so naturally I had to become a Bobcats fan. I'm on board & on the forum board for the long haul. I agree that MKG is an important player for the team this season, but I think the future prospectus of this team hinges on Kemba panning out to being a legitimate starting PG or better, in which I believe he can.

I'm with Teej on this one. I can't pick one guy to have a massive improvement because I much rather see the entire team improve over one guy getting better by leaps and bounds. Hopefully next year or the year after this team can be like the Minnesota is now. Stockpiled with so much talent in the draft it would be hard for them not to do good.