The Dallas Mavericks are building their team around Cooper Flagg, which will shake things up on the depth chart and roster. One of the changes made to the team was the waiving of Olivier-Maxence Prosper, a 2023 first-round pick.
The Dallas Mavericks magically won the NBA Draft Lottery, awarding them the opportunity to select Cooper Flagg with the first pick. He could save the franchise after the disastrous decision to trade Luka Doncic to the Los Angeles Lakers, but there's a part of Flagg's game that has people questioning the team.
Earlier this week, we ran a poll asking which of three Dallas Mavericks players would be the odd man out of the starting line up and would have to come off the bench.
Lots of Cooper Flagg news for Wednesday, including why Anthony Edwards doesn’t feel motivated to dunk on Flagg (he prefers to posterize centers), Charles
Mark Cuban has high hopes for Cooper Flagg, as he looks set to become the next face of the Dallas Mavericks. The Dallas Mavericks appeared to be set for a miserable future after a catastrophically short-sighted decision in February.
The first time Cooper Flagg and Dylan Harper met on the court, the former outshone the latter. Yet it was Harper who got the win. "He had a good game," Harper said of Flagg's 31-point outing at NBA 2K26 Summer League.
As the first overall pick in this summer's draft, young swingman Cooper Flagg is set to become the new face of Dallas Mavericks basketball. During a chat on the 'DLLS Mavs' podcast, former team owner Mark Cuban gave his honest review of Flagg and revealed why he's optimistic about his future in the NBA.
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DALLAS, Tx. — The Dallas Mavericks have entered a rare phase. They hold the No. 1 overall pick in Cooper Flagg and still feature a roster built to win now.
Boston Celtics legend Brian Scalabrine has high hopes for Dallas Mavericks rookie Cooper Flagg. Here’s why Scalabrine, 47, thinks highly of Flagg and why he thinks he will be pivotal to the success of the team at such a young age.
Dallas Mavericks rookie wing/forward Cooper Flagg is entering the league with an immeasurable amount hype surrounding his name. Former No. 1 overall pick and six-time NBA All-Star Blake Griffin recently expressed his excitement about the kind of prospect Flagg could become.
Blake Griffin believes that the Dallas Mavericks struck gold in Cooper Flagg, as the former No. 1 overall pick and six-time NBA All-Star already called the latter one of the most complete players in the league right now.
The verdict is still out on 2024 first-overall pick Zaccharie Risacher, who had a strong finish to his rookie season with the Atlanta Hawks. Aside from him, the first overall picks in the 2020s have all turned into All-Star players to start their careers.
Cooper Flagg has all of the tools to become a superstar in the NBA. He can do just about anything on a basketball court — something the 2025 No. 1 overall pick demonstrated with Duke last season.
The Dallas Mavericks are expecting No. 1 overall pick Cooper Flagg to become a contributor for a winning team right away. ESPN insider Zach Kram explains how tall a task it is for Flagg to be thrown into the fire immediately.
Cooper Flagg will draw plenty of eyes in his first year. Flagg went first overall in the 2025 NBA Draft and is already shaping up to be a major storyline for Dallas, even before he’s played a game.
The Dallas Mavericks are heading into the 2025-26 NBA season with the league's most exciting prospect, Cooper Flagg. After selecting Flagg with the No.
The NBA released its official schedule for the 2025-26 season Wednesday, featuring holiday specials, In-Season Tournament games and two new broadcast partners in NBC and Amazon Prime.
Dallas Mavericks rookie Cooper Flagg is back in the headlines again. The Mavericks shut down Flagg, 18, after two NBA Summer League games, but Flagg’s presence continues to be present.