Mavericks Select Cooper Flagg

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Mavericks, like Flagg and NBA Draft lottery

The Mavericks reportedly plan to select Cooper Flagg, not make another controversial trade

The Dallas Mavericks shocked everyone when they got the No. 1 overall pick in the 2025 NBA Draft, which gives them the chance to draft Cooper Flagg.

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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

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Mavs Reportedly Won't Trade No. 1 NBA Draft Pick, Plan to Select Cooper Flagg

The voice of the Dallas Mavericks on draft lottery and expected #1 pick Cooper Flagg

Flagg is expected to be the #1 overall pick in the NBA draft lottery.

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Sources: Mavericks plan to draft Cooper Flagg, won't trade No. 1 pick

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NBA Draft Lottery: Inside the silence, confusion and celebration from the Mavs’ stroke of luck

Mavs hit NBA Draft Lottery jackpot, land No. 1 pick: ‘We get a fresh start’

Flagg is the consensus top player in the draft this year and in a tier of his own.

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Mavericks win 2025 NBA Draft Lottery: Dallas gets No. 1 pick, Cooper Flagg months after Luka Dončić trade

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

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Mavericks Make Final Decision on Blockbuster Cooper Flagg Trade

The Dallas Mavericks have made the final call on the No. 1 pick. Find out if the Mavericks will trade the chance to take Cooper Flagg.

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Mavericks Predicted to Trade Cooper Flagg to Lakers After Luka Doncic Move

In the wake of the lottery results, former NBA player and two-time champion with the Lakers, Mychal Thompson, took to social media to comment on the situation. Thompson, whose son Klay currently plays for the Mavericks, predicted Dallas will trade Flagg to LA in five years.

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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.