The Flagg case for generational is that he put up one of the best ever statistical seasons by a freshman in College, and was basically a full year younger than the others having reclassified. Pretty efficient as a wing, really good steal and block numbers, fine rebounding, really good passing numbers for a wing / forward.
He was under control in College, he made a bunch of spectacular help plays as a HS player.
I think generational gets thrown around too much, and as much as anything it's a hype / scouting / stats hybrid, but there is a case for Flagg belonging.

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