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Cooper Flagg Makes History

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Flagg becomes the youngest NBA player to score 50 plus points, he had 51 against Orlando on 4/3/26.

Flagg is 19 years old.

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8 hours ago, 4 Quarters said:

Flagg becomes the youngest NBA player to score 50 plus points, he had 51 against Orlando on 4/3/26.

Flagg is 19 years old.

Flagg backed it tonight with 45 points against the Lakers 4/5/26.

On 4/7/2026 at 2:16 PM, Jumper_Dad said:

Dallas better enjoy him while they can...

Where is he going to go?

8 hours ago, futurecoach said:

Where is he going to go?

After his Rookie Contract...to the highest bidder.

To your point, Dallas may make the best sense, if they can build a winner around him. 

3 hours ago, Jumper_Dad said:

After his Rookie Contract...to the highest bidder.

To your point, Dallas may make the best sense, if they can build a winner around him. 

I don't follow the NBA close enough to know this answer. Who was the last high quality NBA player that changed teams after their rookie contract? I don't think that ever happens in the NBA. 

1 hour ago, Voice of Reason said:

I don't follow the NBA close enough to know this answer. Who was the last high quality NBA player that changed teams after their rookie contract? I don't think that ever happens in the NBA. 

Several get traded in their last year of control if the team isn't willing to shell out the money to re-sign them. The NBA system is more conductive to players remaining than other sports. I could see that if he continues to grow as a player, a team like LA, NY or Boston (closest to his hometown) could make Dallas a deal that they couldn't refuse. So the fans need to enjoy him.

30 minutes ago, Jumper_Dad said:

Several get traded in their last year of control if the team isn't willing to shell out the money to re-sign them. The NBA system is more conductive to players remaining than other sports. I could see that if he continues to grow as a player, a team like LA, NY or Boston (closest to his hometown) could make Dallas a deal that they couldn't refuse. So the fans need to enjoy him.

I see zero chance Dallas let's go of him.

5 hours ago, Jumper_Dad said:

After his Rookie Contract...to the highest bidder.

To your point, Dallas may make the best sense, if they can build a winner around him. 

Dallas had a superstar in Dirk and always made sure they kept him. They had a superstar in Luka and paying him, they just had a GM that made the dumbest trade in history. Teams that has superstars don’t lose their guys after their rookie year. 

12 hours ago, futurecoach said:

Dallas had a superstar in Dirk and always made sure they kept him. They had a superstar in Luka and paying him, they just had a GM that made the dumbest trade in history. Teams that has superstars don’t lose their guys after their rookie year. 

You very well could be correct, we'll see.

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