The shooting in the trial was outrageous! The league members praised it

According to reports released by Mavericks Noah Weber, a league source revealed that Flag's shooting performance in the one-hour trial in the Mavericks training hall was "unpleasant" and made consecutive jump shots, showing his dazzling strength throughout the whole process. The source was amazed by Flag's performance, saying it was "more than expected."

A league source said, "Cooper's trial performance is fantastic, he is a completely wild beast."

Flag's technical comprehensiveness and position adaptability excited Mavericks fans. Although he still needs to prove his shooting efficiency at the NBA level, the Dallas Trial has proven his shooting ability. Flag's three-pointers at the end of Duke's freshman season were particularly strong: the last 26 games of the season (covering the ACC League, League Championship and NCAA Championship) hit 44.7% of the three-pointers, completely hitting back the voices who questioned his jump shots because of his 22.2% three-point shooting percentage in the first 10 games.

An anonymous ACC coach said in his evaluation of Flag: "His skill has no shortcomings, he can always make the right court decisions."

During the Duke era, Flag had demonstrated the ability to dribble or catch a ball and make difficult three-pointers, but the Mavericks may need his catch shot more. When Irving is out, he may need more independent attacks; but once Irving returns, his catch of three points will become the key. If he can maintain the three-point sight in the trial, the Mavericks will be more powerful.

Frager is expected to be in the third position (if the team leaves PJ-Washington and starts at the same time, he may also play in the second position), which requires him to hit an open shot and become an efficient space point. Although the NBA's space system and the further three-point line are new challenges, he has paved the way for success in advance. Flag spent the summer training in Maine and Los Angeles, and league sources pointed out that since the last battle in college, his physical condition and overall technological progress have been obvious to all.