The Mavericks were lucky enough to draw the No. 1 pick, but were disliked by the No. 1 pick, and he put his unhappy expression on his face.

The most dramatic scene in the 2025 draft may be when Mavericks star Blackman won the No. 1 pick, Flag's pout and weak applause. You should know that the Mavericks won the No. 1 pick with a 1.8% chance, which is completely a big fortune.

But 19-year-old Flag hung his unhappy expression on his face. He wanted to partner with the Spurs and Wenban Yama, because only the places that are in a mess can have enough land for him to gallop, and mature teams often have no chance. There is nothing wrong with

Frager's idea is because almost all kings start from scratch. But there are exceptions, such as Leonard of the Spurs back then. When Leonard was selected by the Spurs, the Spurs were in the GDP era. Although the three troikas are old, they are still a mountain in the west. So Leonard has been helping the three elders for a long time after joining the Spurs.

Leonard started with a 3D player, and what he initially remembered was death entanglement James. Even though Leonard's talent is excellent, he chose to lie dormant. Because he understands one thing: playing around GDP may only start with blue-collar workers, but he can have the opportunity to touch the championship trophy in the first few years of his career. What happened later also verified the correctness of Leonard's choice. While he had the championship gene, he also won a big contract, and eventually won both fame and fortune.

The Mavericks are somewhat similar to the Spurs back then. Irving and Davis are the cornerstone of this team, and they are both veterans with the championship genes. Flag, who plays with the two elders, is likely to be able to start from defense at the third position. Use your outstanding athletic ability to make up for your teammates.

But he also has the opportunity to make up for the shortcomings in projection around the dual core. Flag's three-point shooting percentage at college was less than 35%, and his shooting percentage was only worse at NBA intensity. But playing around the Mavericks, Flag has the opportunity to improve his shooting. He had the opportunity to practice shooting in the first three years of his career. This is a feat that even James has not achieved.

Playing in the Mavericks may not make Flag the next James, but gives him a chance to be the next Larry Bird. When the two elders left the team, Flag was naturally the boss, and by then he had just faded away his youth. Although the process of rising will be longer, every step can be taken very solidly, which is an advantage that other bottom teams cannot match. So there is no need for Flag to be discouraged, everything is the best arrangement.