On today's show, Sergio De La Rea is the best option the Mavs have at Backout Point Guard already.

I'm ready to say it.

This is Cooper Flagg, and you're listening to Lockdown.

So all of the finals.

Nothing as important as winning in sports.

All about winning.

I will win in Dallas.

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Great, though.

Your daily Dallas Mavericks podcast. Part of the Locked On Podcast Network. All these changes. Your team every day. You know, I still got my dog to right down. And welcome. You're locked up to the Dallas Mavericks. Your team every day. My name is Nick Engstead. Joining me, as always, the post-game prodigy. What did you see from the Dallas Mavericks tonight, slightly biased?

Actually, surprising fun and entertaining Summer League game, which is rare.

Dug!

Wow.

Surprising Summer League game.

I want to talk about all the things that happened in it.

No more as Johnson Jr., no Ryan Nemhard.

Maybe for the better on that last one. We'll talk about the play of Seva, Bishabaladoschenko. I thought he had some interesting moments. Jorge Diaz Graham started for Mores Johnson Jr. We'll talk about him and we'll get into some of the other things that happened in this game as well for the maps to get the win. But let's start with Sergio De La Rea, aka Larry, Larry, Larry,

starts again, plays just under 30 minutes, 16 points, 12 assists, has four turnovers, but the Grizzlies were playing the, they were like full court pressing the entire game on him basically he had the

ball a ton for turnovers i think is good in a game like this for as much as he had the ball hit two

threes including a clutch one where the mavs held the lead for most of the second half of this game

and then they needed that one he hit it right in camp boosers face some incredible lob passes. And you see the vision with him already. You see exactly what he can be for this Dallas Mavericks team. He's already the Mab's best backup guard option, backup point guard option. If you want to say that, it's Kyrie, it's him. Like, I don't think Ryan Nimhardt hits the notes that Larry can hit, especially with the size. You have another game where he has, you know, he has a, you know, a block. He is disruptive on defense in, in some ways. He's still, he's still small, still can get pushed around. I think it was him that got completely flattened by Camboozer on one of those plays under the rim. But you see what he can be for this Mavericks team.

And his passing, he may be like the second best passer on the Mavericks,

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