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Cooper Flagg #32 of the Dallas Mavericks attempts a steal against Kyle Kuzma #18 of the Milwaukee Bucks during the first quarter at Fiserv Forum.
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‘Guys Aren’t On The Same Page’: Cooper Flagg Posts 12th Double-Double As Dallas Mavericks Lose 123-99 To Milwaukee Bucks, Injuries Pile Up

DHJ Quick Take Injury Fallout: Already missing seven rotation players, the Dallas Mavericks lost Daniel Gafford to a right shoulder stinger in the second quarter, leaving them without a traditional center for the remainder of a 123-99 loss to the Milwaukee Bucks. Rookie Resilience: Cooper Flagg bounced back from a...
NBA: Cooper Flagg reacts on the court during the second half at American Airlines Center against the Charlotte Hornets
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Cooper Flagg’s January Dominance Earns Third Straight Rookie Of The Month Honor

The NBA’s January awards announcement delivered another milestone for the Dallas Mavericks’ franchise rookie. Cooper Flagg was named the Western Conference Rookie of the Month for the third consecutive time, extending a run that has placed him among the most decorated first-year players in team history and strengthening his position...
NBA: Cooper Flagg of the Dallas Mavericks and Kon Knueppel of the Charlotte Hornets talk after the game at American Airlines Center
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‘You Saw History’: Cooper Flagg’s 49-Point Night Collides With Late Turnover As Dallas Mavericks Fall To Charlotte Hornets

History arrived early and lingered late Thursday night at American Airlines Center, unfolding in layers that stretched from the rafters to the final possession. The Dallas Mavericks honored franchise cornerstone Mark Aguirre with the retirement of his jersey, then watched rookie Cooper Flagg deliver one of the most statistically significant...
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‘Just Being Present’: Dallas Mavericks Rookie Cooper Flagg Turns 19 As His NBA Footprint Already Extends Beyond Age

Age has rarely been the most relevant number attached to Cooper Flagg this season, but it changed Sunday all the same. The Dallas Mavericks rookie turned 19 having already navigated physical matchups, defensive game plans, and late-game responsibility in a way few teenagers ever have. What defines Flagg’s opening months...
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