Let's see what NBA hotspots has to say. Disclaimer: there is no data from this season. The data used is from last season. Let me proceed:
3pt Land
K-Mart: 22/48 - 45.8%
D-Whistle: 5/25 - 25% (pathetic for a SG)
"Just inside 3pt lane"
K-Mart: 76/190 - 40%
D-Whistle: 131/366 - 35.7%
"Midrange Game"
K-Mart: 37/100 - 37%
D-Whistle: 99/246 - 40.2%
"At the rim"
K-Mart: 96/179 - 53.6%
D-Whistle: 405/639 - 63.4% (shocking, really)
Points Per Game
K-Mart: 23.3 ppg
D-Whistle: 25.3 ppg (he is only 2 points better K-Mart)
**Bonus: Free Throws**
FTAs
K-Mart: 401 FTAs, shooting 88% (in 46 games)
D-Whistle: 390 FTAs, shooting 73.1% (in 42 games)
FTMs/game
K-Mart: 8.7 (37.4% of his ppg)
D-Whistle: 9.3 (36.8% of his ppg)
In summary, D-Whistle is red hot at the rim and the free throw line. From 3pt land and just inside he is pathetic. D-Whistle has a reputation which gives him much leeway with the refs. Take away his shots at the rim and he is shooting a pathetic 36.8%. Problem is, he is strong, and the refs call "touch fouls" on him (no wonder he is 2nd in the league in FTAs - which is "impressive" for a shooting guard that can't shoot). Both D-Whistle and K-Mart get to the line a peculiar amount of times for shooting guards. I say this because they both shoot more per game than Kobe which is a joke in itself.
To answer Ace, K-Mart is not a superstar. But then again neither is D-Whistle without referee help. If the NBA outlawed dunking and "touch fouls," would we really be talking about this dude?
Here are my two sources:
Hot Spots and BSPN


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. Why is this happening? Because he's a streaky outside shooter at best, he has a mediocre midrange game (but he can dunk!!) 
The Rockets aren't tops in the west, but where would they be without Kevin? Honestly...
