Golden State Warriors star Draymond Green appears to question the Dallas Mavericks’ decision to shut down Cooper Flagg. Here’s why. Draymond Green didn’t mention Flagg by name, but appeared to make the connection with the 2025 No.

Flagg was the consensus top prospect in the year's NBA Draft, and was seen by many evaluators as the best American prospect since Anthony Davis in 2012. So when the Mavericks magically won the lottery to take him first overall, it was obvious they had a special opportunity.

Gilbert Arenas believes Cooper Flagg is in the best possible spot to start his NBA career. The rookie player joined the Dallas Mavericks, and according to Arenas, that environment is the best fit for Flagg with a winning legacy to develop without the crushing pressure most top picks face.

Golden State Warriors star Draymond Green recently called the 2025 No. 1 overall pick, Duke star Cooper Flagg, “lucky” on the air. Here’s why Green, 35, commented on Flagg, 18, and the ...

According to Spotrac, Green has been fined 229 times throughout his career, totaling $992,000. Dallas Mavericks Make Big Cooper Flagg Decision Ahead of NBA Draft Read More