As they say you can't coach size and those two guys got a lot more of it than Wade does. I do like Amare a lot, but my favorite Sun is actually the Matrix. Loved him at UNLV, was thrilled the Suns drafted him, and still only wear Marion jerseys. But STAT is a specimen, you never see anyone do that elevate and then thunderous dunk like he does. When he gets better and more savvy defensively he will be something else. Suns have quite a task keeping everyone in the fold in a couple of years without major luxury tax issues.
Totall agree with you World Number One. I am not sure if he will be considered the "best player in the NBA", however, he will surely be in the same category as Kobe, Lebron, KG, Duncan, Shaq. As an avid Heat fan and season ticket holder, I get to see him play more than the average fan. I have watched every game of his since last year. He is a special player and talent. He has been working on his jumpshot lately in practice with one of the Heat assistant coaches, Eric Spolstra, and all the wrok is starting to show. You may have seen it pay off last night. LOL. The kid is for real and once he hits that jumpshot on a consistent basis, he will be the most complete player in the league. He is a great rebounder for a guard and he leads the league in blocked shots at the guard position. Also 7th in the NBA in assists and that is with him primarily playing the 2 guard spot. Also, is in the top 10 in scoring, but does not shoot that much a game. If he were getting the same 25-30 shots that Kobe and AI get nightly, he would be leading the league in scoring. Also, he is a great clutch player and a great free throw shooter. Everyone will get to see plenty of him later this year, when the Heat are playing the Spurs in June. 
