Cooper Flagg is receiving overwhelmingly positive evaluations from NBA coaches, scouts and executives despite the Dallas Mavericks' disappointing 18-26 record at the season's midpoint. The No. 1 pick has impressed talent evaluators with his competitive nature and all-around impact beyond raw statistics. "He's better than advertised, if that's possible," a Western Conference scouting director told ESPN. Flagg struggled initially when coach Jason Kidd started him at point guard for the first se...
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