Yahoo Sports senior NBA analyst Kevin O’Connor and contributing NBA writer Tom Haberstroh discuss the chances of the draft lottery winner trading the number one overall pick should the balls bounce their way on Monday night. Hear the full conversation on “The Kevin O’Connor Show” and subscribe on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, YouTube or wherever you listen.
Video Transcript
Yeah who would trade number one?
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Like, is there anyone who would trade the opportunity to take in Cooper Fly?
Hm.
I don’t think so.
I don’t use anybody.
I don’t think there’s anybody.
I don’t think so.
I mean, I, I guess, like who’s the best player available, like, in theory, let’s just say it’s Philly, like Philly gets the number one pick, and odds are they’re taking Cooper Flack, but who’s like the best guy that could shockingly become available.
Gerald Brown, Jaylen Brown’s probably like, is he the best.
you’re not trading, he’s he’s, he’s keeping Cooper flag because that is a lease that you can, you can build around a Cooper flag and extend your job stability a lot more.
Any ATM who can have the opportunity to draft that that prospect, you’re, you’re golden, right?
You’re golden.
So I, I feel like no one’s gonna trade Cooper flag if they get it.
