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Cooper Flagg’s wild NBA Summer League debut: Mavericks’ top pick took on Bronny James and won

Cooper Flagg arrived at the Thomas and Mack Center for his NBA Summer League debut on Thursday with all eyes trained on him. Decked out in Dallas Mavericks gear and bright white New Balance sneakers, the top pick in the 2025 NBA Draft wore a determined, emotionless expression as he strode through security, an early sign he was all business for the most anticipated rookie debut in recent memory.If Flagg felt any pressure, it didn't show on his face, but the electric atmosphere in the arena left no doubt: this was an event. The sold-out crowd buzzed with excitement as Flagg was introduced as a starter, their cheers rising above even those for Bronny James, who was suiting up for the Los Angeles Lakers. Tickets for this matchup were the priciest in NBA Summer League history, with fans desperate to […]

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Bronny James goes back in time and disappoints his dad LeBron James with one of his worst performances

All eyes were on Bronny James when the Los Angeles Lakers took on the San Antonio Spurs in the California part of the 2025 NBA Summer League on July 8. The big game was hard for the 19-year-old guard who found it tough to show his skill in short play time.Bronny James defies gravity ahead of second seasonAccording to Sportskeeda and game scores, Bronny ended the night with:2 points1 assist1 steal1 turnover0-for-1 shooting4 minutes on the courtFitness guru shows how to get a deep core workoutJames began the game with Dalton Knecht, Cole Swider, Sam Mennenga, and DJ Steward. He started with a good steal that led to a quick dunk by Knecht, but he missed his only opportunity and lost a easy layup try. Despite a fast start, he was taken out after just four minutes and did not […]

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How are the Dallas Mavericks planning to integrate Cooper Flagg during the summer?

The Dallas Mavericks are laying the groundwork for a new era, and it starts in Las Vegas. Before heading west for the NBA Summer League, the team held its first practice in Dallas on Tuesday, an early opportunity to begin shaping No.1 overall pick Cooper Flagg into the franchise cornerstone they envision.Flagg, along with teammate Ryan Nembhard and Summer League head coach Josh Broghamer, spoke with reporters following the session. The mood was focused and forward-looking, but the spotlight remained fixed on the 18-year-old rookie who's already generating immense buzz.Dallas focusing on development, not just highlightsAs Flagg gears up for his NBA debut, the Mavericks are taking a patient approach to his involvement in Summer League. When asked how many games Flagg will play, Broghamer made it clear there's no set plan just yet. "We will take it day-by-day," Broghamer […]

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Bronny James and Cooper Flagg Vegas Summer League showdown drives ticket demand to historic levels amid their talent disparity

The NBA Summer League in Las Vegas is heating up, and all eyes are on Friday, July 10, when Cooper Flagg will make his professional debut with the Dallas Mavericks against the Los Angeles Lakers and Bronny James. Flagg, this year's No. 1 overall pick, will step into the spotlight as the second-youngest top draft selection ever, behind only LeBron James in 2003. The 19-year-old phenom showcased his all-around game during his lone season at Duke, leading the Blue Devils to the semifinals as the nation's top-ranked team.He averaged 19.2 points, 7.5 rebounds, and 4.2 assists in 30 minutes across 37 games, leading the team in all three categories and earning National Player of the Year honors. He is the fourth freshman to receive this honor, joining Zion Williamson, Anthony Davis, and Kevin Durant. Meanwhile, Bronny, who was picked 55th […]

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Victory for LeBron James: NBA chief Adam Silver approves massive rule change after calls from Lakers star

For years, NBA players have hesitated to launch desperate full-court shots at the buzzer, fearing a missed heave would harm their field goal percentage. That could now be a thing of the past, as the NBA has announced a subtle yet impactful rule change that reflects the vision Los Angeles Lakers star LeBron James has long advocated.LeBron James shares a sneak peek of his life after the NBA that includes a new sportThe league confirmed that beginning with the 2024 Summer League, missed heaves launched from the backcourt in the final three seconds of a quarter will no longer be credited as individual misses.Instead, they'll count only as team missed field goals. The adjustment, previously tested in the G League, is designed to encourage players to take more buzzer-beaters without worrying about their personal stats.To qualify as a "heave" under […]

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