My #1 would be passion for the game, but thats not an option so I guess it would have to be weight. I really hate to see him injured so much and a few extra pounds would certainly help that.
Do you guys really think he is that bad of a ball handler?
Not sure you have a valid poll here without defense as a choice, but then again it would be such an obvious oe that maybe its better jsut ot leae it as is and make the questin "Other than defense, what do you think K-Mart should improve?"
I'm sure EVERY player needs to work on something to take it to the next level...but as far as I'm concerned, Kevin's game is Kevin's game, and wont be changing any time soon I dont think...he's a pure scorer that knows how to create his own shot, he gets to the line ALOT...he's never going to be a great distributor or defender, nor should he be asked to...he's a great scorer, and that's probably it...not a leader, not a franchise type player, and never will be, nor should it be asked of him to be...that will be for the next veteran big impact player we sign after next season...Kevin is Rip Hamilton, Detroit doesnt ask him to be the leader or defensive stopper, that's Tayshaun's job.
Um, wrong. A few extra pounds would do absolutely NOTHING to prevent him from ankle injuries. In fact, one might actually argue that with his propensity for foot/ankle problems, additional weight could be a real negative.
If he wasn't so light, he wouldn't be flopping around everywhere when he gets bumped putting him in position to be hurt.
And as for passion, I know he's a helluva player. But he doesn't have the passion, KG and Cisco have. If he played with the passion they do I think he could be an even more effective player than he already is.
it will help him finish at the rim more comfortably than now and actually not only hope to get free throws but score right away
Um, what??? Sorry but that's just silly. Another thing to keep in mind is Martin's body type. His slender frame is genetic so trying to bulk him up just for the sake of extra weight would be contra-indicated anyway. Another negative possibility could be the effect of extra weight on his speed, which is one of his best assets.
I do not mean to be disrespectful or rude in any way, but you're really off base IMHO about this.
I'm curious...how many times have you been able to watch Kings games? I can't help but think you're drawing your conclusions from something other than personal observation...
its funny that his defense is so bad now... i remember when he first got drafted he was the new doug christie and he was guarding opposing point guards... now he is stuck guarding the teams worst offensive perimeter player...
but i voted for ball handling... its just so weak.