Cooper Flag will surely be the new face to represent the league if he grows into a companion. 

"ESPN" reporter Jeremy Wu reported on the draft companion of Cooper Flag, who is in college at Duke University on the 4th (Korea Standard Time). 

Flag, who is currently the most promising candidate in the 2025 NBA Draft, has been performing very well, leading his team to the Final Four and boosting its stock price. Not only offense but also defense, he is exerting tremendous influence. 

In interviews with several NBA general managers and scouts, Woo asked about Flag's Composer. Composer is one of the most common methods used to evaluate prospective players' play styles and potentials, and simply, it can be said to be the answer to the question, "Who among NBA players does the image of players participating in the draft remind you of?" 
The first player to appear was Kawhi Leonard, one of the league's best airmen. 

As for why he mentioned Leonard as Flag's companion, a scout said, "Flag has a really good defense, so as soon as he comes to the NBA, he can be a game changer that immediately adds strength to the team through his size, effort and IQ. "The part that showed strength first in defense is quite similar to Leonard's early NBA career," he said. 

He added, "Neither Flag nor Leonard have the ball for a long time, but they are attacking around balance and footwork in mid-range areas. It is still unclear whether Flag can grow enough to take on one option for a team like Leonard, but if that happens, Flag can become a star representing a franchise." 

The next player to emerge is Scottie Pippen, Michael Jordan's greatest enabler and the best two-choice player of all time.  온라인바카라

Referring to Pippen, a head of the Eastern Conference team said, "Flag is going to be the best with two options, but I think we should have a top-10 player next to him as our running mate. Obviously, he had the potential to prove me wrong. But to me, he doesn't seem to be the first option for the team to win yet." 

Another opinion was Jason Tatum, who led Boston to the final victory last season. A Western Conference team leader who picked Tatum as the flag's companion said, "The image of Flag that we saw recently led the team to victory through tremendous influence even on days when shots weren't going in. People have questions about his shooting, but I'm sure it's going to be a useless worry." 

Others mentioned were Lamar Odom, the Lakers' back-to-back champion in 2009 and 2010, and Andrei Kirillenko, a tall Russian forward. If this trend continues, the flag will surely become a new face to represent the league.