DannyDuberstein said:
Yes, I do think he'll be a very well rounded player where his stat sheet won't tell the whole story. That's actually why I think those in the know consistently projected him at #1 overall. He'll be good at everything. The question is can he be great - the type of great that leads a championship contender and is consistently putting that contender on his back like the greats do.
Yeah, that's where I am and I think that Jayson Tatum is the right comparison.
Maybe a Franz Wagner with a shot. Wagner put up 24/6/5 last year with great defense, but only put up .295 from three.
I do buy into Flagg doing all the little things that positively effect the game for the Mavs that don't show up on a stat sheet, similar to Kidd, Duncan, etc.
It is really hard to buy into the generational tag some people give him when he likely won't be the key defensive player (POA or rim protector) and won't be the primary initiator. But he certainly could become a perennial All-NBA/MVP candidate like Tatum. He'll probably guard the best wing