Overview
- The team will host Duke forward Cooper Flagg for a private workout in Dallas on June 17 ahead of the June 25 draft.
- Dallas secured the draft lottery’s No. 1 pick despite just a 1.8% chance, marking one of the biggest jumps in NBA history.
- General manager Nico Harrison and team governor Patrick Dumont have publicly affirmed their intention to use the top selection on Flagg.
- Front-office sources report that the Mavericks have tested trade interest in the No. 1 pick but so far have not received an offer compelling enough to part with it.
- Flagg averaged 19.2 points, 7.5 rebounds and 4.2 assists in his standout freshman season at Duke and is touted as a potential future All-NBA talent.