The Dallas Mavericks have made the bold decision to shut down their rookie sensation, Cooper Flagg, for the remainder of the NBA summer league after just two impressive games. Despite a stellar performance where he scored 31 points against the San Antonio Spurs, the organization has chosen to prioritize Flagg's well-being and development by ending his Las Vegas stint early. Flagg, the No. 1 draft pick, showcased his talent and aggressiveness on the court, earning praise from both teammates and coaches for his stellar play.
Following a challenging debut game against the Los Angeles Lakers, Flagg bounced back with a dominant showing against the Spurs, demonstrating his ability to adapt and excel in a new environment. The 6-foot-9 rookie's performance was marked by his tenacity, skill off the ball, and willingness to take charge on offense. While Flagg expressed disappointment at missing some free throws, his overall growth and potential have not gone unnoticed by the Mavericks coaching staff. Despite the abbreviated summer league run, Flagg's promising start bodes well for his future in the NBA.