Cooper Flagg to Mavericks

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Mavericks reportedly expected to keep 1st pick, add Cooper Flagg to their core

The Mavericks reportedly plan to draft Cooper Flagg, and the Duke prospect will help them contend in the Western Conference.

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Duke basketball teases Cooper Flagg to Mavericks

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Mavericks plan to draft Duke's Cooper Flagg at No. 1 after surprise lottery win, won't trade pick, per report

NBA draft lottery: Dallas Mavericks draws No. 1 pick, chance to pick Duke's Cooper Flagg

Flagg was the No. 1 overall recruit in 2024 and has been viewed as a can't-miss draft prospect since before stepping foot on campus in Durham.

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NBA Combine 2025 Participants, Schedule and Players to Watch

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NBA draft: Rockets have Suns' lottery pick; Mavericks win Cooper Flagg with 1.8% chance

Imagining 2025 NFL Draft If the League Followed NBA Draft Lottery System

The biggest losers are the Titans and Browns (dropping four slots each) and the Patriots (dropping three).

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Cooper Flagg Reportedly 'Thrilled' About Mavs Possibly Drafting Him with No. 1 Pick

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Trade or Keep: What Mavs, Spurs and NBA Lottery Teams Should Do With 2025 Draft Picks

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LeBron James' Agent Rich Paul Sends Clear Message to Cooper Flagg After Mavs Get No. 1 Pick

On Wednesday, LeBron James' famous agent Rich Paul joined The Pat McAfee Show to share his thoughts about the tantalizing potential of Paul joining the Mavericks, which he said would give him time to blossom in a healthy way at the NBA level.

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NBA Insider Reveals How Cooper Flagg’s Camp Feels About Dallas Mavericks Shockingly Landing No. 1 Pick in Draft

Duke Blue Devils sensation Cooper Flagg, the presumed No. 1 pick in the 2025 NBA Draft, appeared stunned by the Dallas Mavericks winning Monday’s draft lottery. However, a day later, ESPN’s Jonathan Givony provided clarity on Flagg’s camp’s perspective on him likely joining the Mavericks’ veteran-laden core.

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Flagg Fever has taken over Dallas, bringing instant benefits to Mavericks organization

“We’re looking forward to seeing everyone in the building,” said Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Famer Welts, who on Jan. 1 succeeded the retired Cynt Marshall as CEO. During his 47-year career, Welts also has overseen business operations of the Phoenix Suns and Golden State Warriors.