Kemba Walker is currently in the middle of putting the finishing touches on his 2016 All-Star Game campaign, and while his numbers have been, for the most part, impressive, they have, more often than not, come with a cost. For example, in Wednesday's contest with Golden State, Walker posted an impressive team - high 26 points. He did, however, shoot a fairly poor 9 - of - 23 from the field. This kind of performance has come more often than either Walker or the Hornets would like. In back - to - back games, Walker has scored a total of 47 points, but he's also shot just 16 - of - 47 (34 percent) from the field in those two outings. In fact, in four of his last six games, while Walker is averaging 24 points per game, he has failed to shoot over 40 percent four times. So while the numbers look good on paper, they are tending to come at the cost of efficiency.
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