Famous talk about Flag: The Mavericks win the jackpot. Flag s scoring ability will be better than Garnett

July 16th News Recently, famous Chris Broussard talked about the Mavericks' No. 1 pick Flag of this year in the show "First Things First".

Chris Broussard said: "I think he will be a better scorer than Garnett. From an offensive perspective, he can do almost everything. He can shoot three points, have mid-range shooting ability, and can also play some low posts. I think as his career progresses, his low post offense will get better. He can drive fast attacks, and of course he can also break through layups or dunks. So I think his overall offensive ability is stronger than Garnett. If you compare these two people together, his offensive weapon package will be significantly more abundant."

Then Chris Broussard said: "I think his ceiling is superstar, MVP level player, and may even get an MVP or two. I'm not saying he can do that, but I can say with certainty that he is definitely a star player. The question now is: Can he become a superstar? I know he struggled in the first game of the summer league (5 of 21 shots, 10 points, 6 rebounds and 3 steals), and the biggest problem is shooting But beyond that, he did a good job. He led the fast break, sent out key assists and completed the defensive hat at the end to help the team win the game. He admitted that it might be one of the worst games in his life. Then what? What I like is that he can reflect on himself and see that he is not satisfied with his performance. In the next second game, he scored 31 points, accounting for half of the team's score. "

Broussard said: "That means he is a bloody player. People have been questioning whether he has that temperament, whether he will take over the game, whether he has taken over it. But in the second game of the summer league, he took over the game, and I like his response to his disappointed performance in the first game. So, yes, I think he is the real future star, and this is really a great blessing for the Mavericks."