Cooper Flagg gets ‘Supercomputer’ Lebron James Comp

2025. Years NBA draft Rests 25. June and is widely expected that Cooper Flagg will go as a whole number 1 to Dallas Mavericks. Leading to the draft, former Duke Blue Divle Head Star got a lot of interesting comparisons in the league. However, one ex-player turned his heads after comparing flags in the future Hall Lebron James.

During the guest appearance on “Day Patrick Show”, the former NBA forward Brian Scalabrine Named James like Flagg’s NBA comparison. Scabrine explained that Cooper Flagg The mind to play is something that reminds him of Lebron James.

“I think it’s LeBron James, without being 260 kilograms, and as a freight train. He realized it … I’ve never met someone (who), but I couldn’t take things … I just couldn’t meet someone (who) само у таквој стопи … само не бих могао да преузмем ствари … Никада нисам упознао са неким (ко) само у таквој стопи … само да је … никада не би могао да покупим ствари … Никада нећу срести ствари у тако високу стопу … само да не бих могао да покупим стварима. Никада не бих могао да покупим стварима. Никад не бих могао да покупим ствари. Никад не би могао да покупим стварима. Никад не бих могао да покупим ствари. Никад је не бих могао to pick up things. I really couldn’t pick up things. So.

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Based on the scalabric story about Flagg, it sure sounds like a 18-year-old attacker was built in the laboratory especially for him to play basketball. On top of high basketball IK, Cooper Flagg brings a lot of size and athletics and on the table. In 6-foot-9, it was mitigated that the power forward in the NBA has the ability to almost anywhere in the field.

Flagg enters the NBA draft After playing only a year in the Duke. During its annual stint with blue devils, 2024. National player of the year on average 19.2 points, 7.5 feedback, and 4.2 helps in the game while shooting 48.1% from the field and 38.5% of the ARC through 37 play. He also averaged 1.4 thefts and 1.4 blocks per competition, making it an intriguing option at the defense end.

Benedict Vitale It has almost a decade of experience in sports journalism, with expertise in the coverage of NFL, NCAA football, NBA and UFC. Alumni Oregon lives in Corvallis, Oregon and has previous bales in the Athlon subcontract.