I want to make you uncomfortable! Dallas director Jason Kidd, mission to the monster god. How about PG?
Jun 30, 2025
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Dallas was slammed during last season. Traded absolute ace Luka Doncic, who could be responsible for the team's 10 years.
At the time, Dallas pointed to Doncic's offseason training attitude and defensive weakness. He traded for Anthony Davis, who can increase his chances of winning the championship.
Local media blasted 'I don't understand decision', and Dallas fans held placards during the game criticizing general manager Nico Harrison for leading the trade.
However, Dallas got its No. 1 pick and pointed to Cooper Flag, who is considered the best white superstar since Larry Bird.
Dallas is so precious not only in terms of Flag's skill but also in terms of being a monster rookie who can replace Doncic.
Not only is he the best prospect in the country, but he is also a talent of all time.
He has a tall height and speed of 2m3 and a compliant wing span of 2m13. His defense using excellent physical conditions is considered the best in the league and he has good athletic ability. I even have a BQ that is good at team play.
There are detailed weaknesses in attack. The most pointed out part is the shot creation and ball handling that you need as an ace.
Dallas coach Jason Kidd told local media that he wanted to make him uncomfortable in the summer league.
He said he will give the flag the least suitable point guard roll.
ESPN said on the 30th (Korea time) 'Kid said in an interview that he wanted to make Cooper Flag uncomfortable. It means including using him in a point guard position with little experience in the NBA Summer League.
Flag, whose ball handling is considered a weakness, can reveal his weaknesses the most in the point guard position.
In an interview with local media, Kidd wants to use Cooper Flag as a point guard. I want to make him uncomfortable and see what kind of performance he will have on leading the team (as the main ball handler)."
He thinks the flag will respond in a positive way. It's okay to fail.
Flag never played as a point guard when he was at Duke University. However, the positional boundaries of modern basketball are broken. The ace mainly handles the ball, and becomes the main ball handler.
This article was translated by Naver AI translator.
