Team A or team B whos is better and why??

Question

TEAM A

pg - brevin knight

sg - kevin martin

sf - bruce bowen

pf - david west

c - jeff foster

TEAM B

pg - rafer alston

sg - cuttino mobley

sf - matt barnes

pf - tim duncan

c - marcus camby

Answer 1

Team C

Answer 2

team B no doubt ...............unless they have an off night lol

Answer 3

Rafer > Brevin

Mobley < Martin

Barnes < Bowen

Duncan > West

Camby > Foster

Team B's front court is just way to much better than team A's.

Advantage goes to team B.

Answer 4

team B

cuz they got duncan and camby

Answer 5

Team B...they would dominate team A's front line.

Answer 6

Team A is better. Since the question doesn't say if it's just for one game or for longer, I assume it means it for the long term. In 11 games between the Hornets and Spurs during the 07-08 season, David West actually averaged more points per game (21.2) compared to Duncan (17.9). Combine that with the fact that West is on the rise and has 7-8 great years ahead of him, while Duncan is slowing down and you see why I like West more than Duncan. Kevin Martin and Bruce Bowen are significantly better than Mobley and Barnes, Martin is very close to reaching a superstar level and Bowen is All-Defense every year. Brevin Knight and rafer alston are at a similar skill level, you wouldn't want these guys running the point for your team. Camby is a stud in terms of boards and blocks but before this year he played in more than 70 games twice in his 12 year career... oh and he turns 35 next year. Foster is a bad defender, but averages 17 rebounds per 48 minutes, so if he plays more than 25 mpg, he'll be good for around 10 a game.  

Answer 7

B

Answer 8

Team B cus of one man Tim Duncan

He will be unstopable

Answer 9

I'd put money on Team B.

Brevin Knight was a solid point guard in his day, but he's real old. Rafer Alston is a bit short on basketball IQ, but he makes up for it in talent. He also has a size advantage on Knight.

Kevin Martin has become a great scorer, but Mobley can still defend a bit. Mobley would keep him in check for the most part.

Matt Barnes is one of the more underrated players in the NBA today. He strived in the Warriors run n gun offense. He's that kind of player. But of course, Bruce Bowen is still the league's best defender. You can say what you want about how he gets it done, but the bottom line is, he gets it done.

Here's the turning matchup. David West is blossoming well in New Orleans, but he's still nowhere near the level of Tim Duncan. Duncan's a future Hall of Famer. He's on the downswing of his career, but he's still a top five big man and has post moves as good as anyone.

Jeff Foster is simply a downgrade from Marcus Camby.