Dusty May Explains Kyrie Irving–Cooper Flagg Fit After 78-Point Night
Irving, Flagg, P.J. Washington, and Santi Aldama described how the pair’s gravity opens the floor after the 125-122 win over Indiana.
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Read the story →Irving, Flagg, P.J. Washington, and Santi Aldama described how the pair’s gravity opens the floor after the 125-122 win over Indiana.
Flagg hit two 18-foot pull-ups in the final 62 seconds as Dallas beat Indiana, and Dusty May called it unbelievable for a 19-year-old.
Irving spoke after scoring 35 in a 125-122 win over Indiana, a week after Marc Stein reported Dallas has told teams he is not available.
Irving played 38 minutes Monday, one night after logging 29 against Brooklyn, and told teammates after Sunday’s win that he intended to play.
Siakam shot 8-of-9 before the break and 1-of-7 after it, while Dallas won the second-chance battle 16-3 in a 125-122 win.
Aldama scored 10 points in his third game for Dallas, and Dusty May joked that the forward has the crazy eyes when he competes.
Flagg scored 30 of his points after halftime and Irving finished plus-29 as Dallas erased a 13-point deficit to finish its homestand 3-0.
The rookie was a late addition to Monday’s injury report and will miss his first game after playing in all 10 of Dallas’ games this season.
Johnson was not on Sunday’s report against Brooklyn, and Tarik Biberović, Sergio De Larrea, and Dereck Lively II remain out for the back end of a home back-to-back.