On today's show, the Dallas Mavericks are shooting incredibly high for their GM position. But there's some truth in a lot of the fakeness. This is Cooper Flagg, and you're listening to Lockdown Mall. So all of them is all fine. I think that's a good question. Good morning, Isaac. All these changes. You know, I still got my dog Dwight Powell. You are Locked on Maps.

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I do want to talk about Musa C-Sysay. We'll talk about him. We'll talk about Cooper Flax body language. We'll talk about Daniel Gafford leaving the game. We'll talk about Chris Middleton, maybe a little. But I want to start here because we heard some rumors, rumors about the Dallas Mavericks.

And it is like, it's getting close to smokescreen season.

Draft.

Draft time.

There'll be a lot of trades.

Offseason, teams will be trying to hire coaches, GMs, all kinds of stuff.

And you know that rumors start getting out and different figures start to float things around everywhere.

It was starting to hear rumors from every different corner of every different area.

And Chris Mannix wrote an article and had some, you know, some things to say.

He said, I'm told Patrick Dumont, the team's governor, the Dallas Mavericks, is aiming high.

Among the names of Dumont's wish list per league sources. Oklahoma City, executive vice president, general

manager, Sam Presti. Okay. Minnesota president of basketball operations,

Tim Connolly, Boston president of basketball operations, Brad Stevens,

Cleveland top exec, Kobe Altman's name is also in the mix of source says. And we've known that the Mavericks

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