ESPN praises Flag: The top wing of the future NBA, the highest template, Tatum s lowest template, the first

Today ESPN gave the latest ranking forecasts, evaluations and templates for the 14 estimated lottery show, among which Flag was predicted to be the No. 1 pick. For Flag's template ESPN believes that the highest template is its Duke senior Tatum, and the lowest template is the offensive enhanced version of Iguodala. The following is some of the content. There is a reason Flag is considered the best pick in the No. 1 pick: from statistics and actual performance, he is expected to be one of the top wingers in the NBA. Throughout the season, people, including NBA executives, have been discussing what heights Flag can reach. His comprehensive offensive ability and excellent defensive ability make him extremely versatile when entering the league, which is a huge advantage for the Mavericks.

Some people compare him to the modern version of Scottie Pippen, while Flag himself says his playing style is more like his favorite player Tatum. If Flag continues to improve his ability to create shots independently - he has shown some comfort in mid-range shooting, but still needs further improvement - then he has the potential to make a scoring leap like Tatum. He has made progress in this over the past few years and has become more adaptable to shooting from a distance. We have reason to believe he will improvise and dribble more easily.

If he cannot grow into a true number one scorer, he may be more suitable to be a supporting second star and partner with a teammate who is more focused on scoring. Although Flag may be more threatening offensively than Iguodala (Iguodala has never averaged more than 20 points per game in a single season in his career), this comparison shows that he can bring value to the team in other ways. As with most of these comparisons, the end result is often somewhere in between. For NBA evaluators, Flag's prospects are exciting without worrying too much.