Canedude08
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Wong is a great scorer, and he's more consistent than Angel. That said, McGusty isn't the player McClellan was. McClellan could defend, he could score and he was a leader. McGusty is a guy that most likely won't sniff an NBA roster. I like Cam, I'm happy he's on the roster, but I'm not going to be a prisoner of the moment.Wong is 10x the player Angel was and McGusty is on McClellan level (edit McGusty is putting up better numbers so far this year and I don’t see that stopping). Adding Moore and Joseph and Miller on the wing… I totally disagree. This team has a much better backcourt than 2015.
This team would get blown out by 2012 today… but I believe Wong will prove to be a markedly better player than Larkin and this backcourt has a chance to be better than that one. That team had meat that this team just doesn’t… but this team could get hot at the right time and he just as exciting.
Larkin was elite, don't let the fog of history fool you. Dude was DOMINANT as a collegiate PG, there's a reason why he had a ton of hardware after that season. Wong can't control a game like that, but due to his size, has more of a future(Larkin has chosen to stay overseas, I think that he was soured on the NBA when he played for the Nets and was screwed over).
The key word in your analysis is "Getting Hot". What made the 2012 team elite, and by far the best team L has had in his Miami tenure was that they could beat you **** near any which way. They could lock you up defensively, they could bomb away from deep, they could bang inside, and they could run you out of the gym. I think a lot of us forget how dominant that team was, because of the way the season ended, and how a random case of the Flu torpedoed that year.