Player Bio
| HT/WT: 6-9, 205 lbs |
| Birthplace: Newport, ME |
| Age: 19 |
| School: Duke |
| Experience: 1 |
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0:56NBA Summer League Winners & Losers: Fans Hoping to See Top Talent
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1:20NBA Summer League Standouts: Boozer Begins Career With Grizzlies
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9:45Biggest Questions for the NBA's Western Conference
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1:19Mavericks: Trade Kyrie Now or Let Him Reestablish Value?
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1:46Morez Johnson Jr. Follows HC Dusty May to Dallas
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1:59NBA Draft: A Coach's Dream Player
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1:49Dallas Mavericks Plan in the Draft
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1:48How Dusty May Fits With the Dallas Mavericks
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1:13The Case for Cameron Boozer in the 2026 NBA Draft
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0:36Should the Mavericks Explore a Kyrie Irving Trade?
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1:04Clippers Select Keaton Wagler at No. 5 in 2026 Mock Draft
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0:57Mavericks Select Brayden Burries at No. 9 Overall
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8:15Sam Quinn's NBA Coaching Matchmaker
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1:28Why the Mavericks Job is the NBA's Most Desired Vacancy
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0:59What Will Wizards Do With No. 1 Overall Pick?
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16:23NBA Draft Prospect Comparison After Dybantsa
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11:28Best Fits for Top Prospects in the 2026 NBA Draft
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1:57Best Prospect to Pair with Mavericks' Cooper Flagg
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1:11Tyran Stokes Ties Andrew Wiggins as Top Kansas Recruit
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1:57Breaking Down Kansas' 2026-27 Roster Notes
2025 Stats
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| Regular Season | 33.5 | 21.0 | 46.8 | 6.7 | 4.5 |
Top Cooper Flagg News
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Mavericks' Cooper Flagg: Measures at 6-foot-10
Flagg said at Mavericks Media Day that he has grown from his listed height of 6-foot-9 last season to an official barefoot measurement of 6-foot-10, Marc Stein of The Stein Line reports.
The 19-year-old's continued physical development gives him even more positional size heading into his second NBA season after an impressive rookie campaign. The sky is the limit as Flagg will now benefit from playing alongside a healthy Kyrie Irving in 2026-27.
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Mavericks' Cooper Flagg: Seeking better efficiency in Year 2
Flagg (ankle) could be working alongside a new member of the starting lineup after Dallas selected Morez Johnson with the No. 9 overall pick in the 2026 NBA Draft.
P.J. Washington and either Dereck Lively (foot) or Daniel Gafford remain the early favorites to comprise the Mavericks' starting frontcourt in 2026-27, but Johnson certainly poses a significant risk to that projection. Dallas is set to finally have Kyrie Irving back in the fold next year following his knee surgery, and the star guard's presence might have more of an impact on Flagg's performance than Johnson's. That in mind, Flagg is in jeopardy of seeing a downtick in usage, but he shot just 29.5 percent from deep during his rookie campaign and could see more open looks from downtown with Irving in the lineup.
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