US EditionMavericks use big second quarter to trounce reeling Knicks
- On Monday, January 19, Cooper Flagg, rookie forward for the Dallas Mavericks, was upgraded to questionable for the road game at Madison Square Garden, New York.
- During Wednesday, January 14, Cooper Flagg sprained his left ankle in the Denver Nuggets game, exited in the third quarter, missed two games, and will be monitored in pregame warmups.
- Flagg is a frontrunner for Rookie of the Year, logging six points, one rebound and one assist on 33.3% shooting in 15 minutes during the January 14 Denver performance and earlier scoring 42 points versus the Utah Jazz.
- Pregame, the Dallas Mavericks will evaluate Cooper Flagg in pregame warmups and decide his status; if unavailable, Caleb Martin will likely start, complicating Jason Kidd, head coach's rotation before the February 5 trade deadline.
- With Knicks' injury issues, Cooper Flagg's absence has complicated the Dallas Mavericks' rotation, while New York's 2-8 stretch predates the Monday returns of Jalen Brunson and Josh Hart at Madison Square Garden.
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