If Kemba Walker and the Charlotte Hornets organization look back at history, they may find themselves pondering the decision to work on Walker's 3-point shooting percentages.
When Kemba Walker received a four year, $48 million dollar extension from the Charlotte Hornets this offseason, most fans and analysts considered it a fair contract. With the rising salary cap rising due to an influx of television contract revenue, the average price for a starting player should wind up around $10 to $14 million.
After a season of ups and downs, Walker again finished the season shooting below 40 percent from the field, a mark widely used to judge efficient or inefficient guards.