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Windhorst: Why Cooper Flagg's ascension is starting to feel inevitable

The NBA China Games showcased Cooper Flagg's evolving game, leadership and, perhaps most impressive, his franchise-savior ceiling.

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ESPN·39m ago
Windhorst: Why Cooper Flagg's ascension is starting to feel inevitable
The NBA China Games showcased Cooper Flagg's evolving game, leadership and, perhaps most impressive, his franchise-savior ceiling.
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ESPN·40m ago
Windhorst: Why Cooper Flagg's ascension is starting to feel inevitable
The NBA China Games showcased Flagg's evolving game, leadership and, perhaps most impressive, his franchise-savior ceiling.
Read at ESPN →

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