ESPN suggests that the Mavericks give up the No. 1 pick and sign for Booker: Flag joins the Suns, both teams respond

On June 3, ESPN proposed that the Dallas Mavericks give up the No. 1 pick in 2025 to exchange for Devin Booker, so that the Mavericks can form the super three giants of Anthony Davis, Kyrie Irving and Devin Booker, and immediately let the Mavericks enter the championship battle. They believe that the 32-year-old Davis and 33-year-old Irving cannot wait for Cooper Flag to grow.

The transaction simulation is that the Suns get: Mavericks' No. 2025 No. 1 pick, Clay, Washington, Marshall, and Martin;

The Mavericks get: Booker, 2 future first rounds, and the first round of 2029.

Cooper Flag has locked in the No. 1 pick in 2025, and the Mavericks also expressed their attitude early in the morning to choose Duke genius Flag with the No. 1 pick. No one can approach Flag in this draft, his templates are Kirirenko, Leonard, and Scotty Barnes. A 6-foot-9 can be from 1 to 5.

Sun Media retorted ESPN: Please stop talking, Sun hang up the phone and end the discussion quickly. We don't want to trade Booker, we just want to send Durant away. You let us use Booker + 2 first rounds to exchange for the No. 1 pick, we can't.

, and Mavericks reporter Kevin Terry retweeted: "The future No. 1 pick of the Mavericks Flag said that what he is most proud of is multifacetedness. He can score, assist, protect rebounds, protect frames, and launch fast breaks. He can influence the game in many ways. Scoring is only a small means."

It is obvious that the media of both sides are unwilling to make this deal. ESPN's proposal for this deal has caused public outrage.

Text/Yan Xiaobai: NBA Observation