NBA, San Antonio Spurs’ future goal: to put Cooper Flagg alongside Wembanyama

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It’s too early, perhaps, to talk about Draft 2025when the 2024-25 season has yet to begin. But there is one team that is certainly already looking ahead, to next June and the next Draft: the San Antonio Spurs. That in the summer they added a couple of veterans – Chris Paul and Harrison Barnes – around the child prodigy Victor Wembanyama but the French youth would like to pair it with the next phenomenon of US basketball, namely Cooper Flagg. The freshman of the Duke Blue Devils is the favorite to be the first overall pick in the next Draft, once his first (and everyone is betting also last) college season is over. And the San Antonio Spurs, experts point out, could have every advantage in completing another mediocre season if not even worse. Why? Easily explained. The Black-Silver have two first-round picks in the upcoming Draft: their own (and the worse your record at the end of the year, the better your chances of winning the Lottery) and that of the Atlanta Hawks, unprotected (and after Murray’s departure, great results are not expected from the Hawks either). Not only that: in addition to their own two first round picks, San Antonio can count on the first round pick (but protected in the top 14 positions) of Charlotte Hornetsmore other future first round picks including (in addition to their own, which they control) those of Chicago, Atlanta and Sacramento.

San Antonio: Two Ways to Cooper Flagg

Result: Spurs could hope for luckand exit the Lottery with the first overall pick; or introduce yourself aggressive at the negotiating table with the team that will be awarded by the Lottery and offer its future assets plus some expiring contracts (Sochan and Branham, for example) to go hunting for #1. And a potential Flagg-Wembanyama couple It’s already making Texan fans dream.

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