The Spurs first round of Flag? US media bluntly stated an angry suggestion: The Mavericks have huge risks and can t afford to bet

On June 2, ESPN published an article on its official website titled "The Potential Trading Plan for the 2025 No. 1 pick Cooper Flag" which is very bold. They think that the San Antonio Spurs should use 4 first-round picks to exchange for the Mavericks' No. 2 pick in 2025, and the Spurs chose Flag to partner with Wenban Yama.

This tweet was written by ESPN columnist Zach Kram. His suggestion is that the Spurs use the 2025 second pick, the 2025 No. 14 pick, the 2027 Hawks first round pick, and the 2030 Mavericks' first round swap rights (returned to the Mavericks) to get the Mavericks' No. 2025 pick. The Spurs used the No. 1 pick to choose Flag's partner Wenban Yama.

They used the 1993 Magic No. 1 pick (Weber) to exchange the Warriors for three first-round picks (one of which was the Tanhua lottery, and chose Penny Hardaway as an example), and ESPN believes that this is a win-win solution.

US media FW commented on ESPN's suggestion - an infuriating trading proposal (Frager partnered with Wenban Yama). Zach Kram proposed that the Spurs trade with the Mavericks to exchange for the No. 1 pick, but the proposal for the Mavericks is huge.

The article reads that this is another big bet for the Mavericks. After trading Doncic, they finally won a No. 1 pick. Flag has been regarded by the outside world as the next generation of super giants. He also expressed his desire to join the Mavericks. Flag is too suitable for the Mavericks. The lineup of Irving, Clay, Davis, Levley and Flag are desirable.

If Flag is not selected, it will lose a lot for the Mavericks. Flag's commercial value, future potential and topics are all invisible resources for the team. Although the combination of Vinban Yama + Flag looks more helpful for NBA viewers.

Text/Yan Xiaobai: Flag Observation