Spurs’ Hype, Rockets’ Leap & Cooper Flagg’s Future: Biggest Questions in the Southwest Division

MacMahonlike maybe not stylistically similar. Yeah, he doesn't

Windhorstcapture the imagination like Luka does. Luka, what he's able to do, you just can't take your eyes off him. Well,

MacMahonand the whole thing, I don't want to get into too much, but the whole thing with Luka was also he was an extension of Dirk and just it was so deep -rooted. But point being, Cooper Flagg gives hope to an organization because he has a chance to be an MVP candidate type of player.

MacMahonHe has a chance to this year at 19 turning 20. I think he's got a decent chance to be an all -star, and I wouldn't be shocked if he's all NBA. He's that level of talent. They just got Masai Ujiri, the new president of basketball operations, a new shot caller.

MacMahonHe's really got to nail a lot of things on the margins because of the handcuffs that are in place left over from the Neko era and left over from their successful build of a finals team, which, again, is just what's so crazy

Windhorstabout the whole deal. Here's a big question. Obviously, we're going to look at Cooper in year two.

WindhorstI'm as excited about, you know, Victor Wimbanyama was the pinnacle, you know, after LeBron, the next prospect that, I mean, again, I'm not, Bontemps will be making fun of me for this, but I know it's not a unique perspective, but between LeBron and Cooper, I never, or between LeBron and Victor, And Victor, those are the two most exciting prospects I ever have been involved with in my career.