Cooper Flagg debuted in the NBA Summer League with 10 points, 6 rebounds, and 4 assists despite shooting 5-of-21 from the field. The No. 1 pick delivered a crucial block and assist to Ryan Nembhard for the game-winning three against the Lakers.
Mavs coach Jason Kidd used Flagg frequently as a ballhandler, challenging him to grow as a creator. Flagg described the game as “one of the worst of my life” but was pleased with getting the win.
Bronny James praised Flagg, calling him “a special player” despite shooting struggles. Flagg showed flashes of brilliance in transition, including a tomahawk dunk and multiple athletic plays.
Cooper Flagg showcased his skills in his debut 🔥 #NBA2KSummerLeague
10 PTS
6 REB
4 AST
3 STLAnd 1 big block to help seal the @dallasmavs win! pic.twitter.com/S3svJlHlA9
— NBA (@NBA) July 11, 2025
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