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Could Sergio de Larrea be Dallas’s next Steve Nash? Nash went No. 15 at 22 (6’3”). De Larrea went No. 25 at 20 (6’6”). I see shades of Nash in his pick-and-roll reads. If defenses have to respect his pull-up, imagine him running the offense next to Cooper Flagg. #MDCA #MFFL
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I can see de Larrea growing into a starting PG next to Cooper Flagg, with Dereck Lively II rolling to the rim. Nash earned his first two All-Star spots in Dallas. What would you need to see before handing de Larrea the keys to our future five? #MDCA #MFFL
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De Larrea shot 42.9% from three in 23 ACB games for Valencia and scored 21 off the bench against the Spurs on Oct. 24. I’m watching how he handles ball pressure and whether his pull-up can make bigs come out to guard him.
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I see the resemblance in the pick-and-roll. Nash changed speeds, drew the big out with his pull-up and found the roller or a shooter. De Larrea can see over smaller defenders and find the roller or the weak-side corner. He can also shoot off the catch.
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The Mavs’ future starting five might already be on the roster. PG — Sergio de Larrea SG — Zaccharie Risacher SF — Cooper Flagg PF — Morez Johnson Jr. C — Dereck Lively II Two No. 1 picks. Five players ages 19–22. #MDCA #MFFL
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C | Dereck Jerome Lively II, 22, USA 4.3 PPG / 5.3 RPG / 1.9 APG / 1.6 BPG (7 GP, 2025–26) A rim protector and lob threat. After foot surgery, the first step is getting back to steady minutes. Sharper short-roll passing would give Dallas another option in the pick-and-roll.
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PF | Morez Johnson Jr., 20, USA 8.0 PPG / 4.7 RPG / 1.3 APG (9 GP, 2026–27) He crashes the glass, finishes inside and can switch. He grabbed 17 boards vs. Utah, 10 on the offensive end. A credible corner three would help him fit alongside Lively.
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SF | Cooper Flagg, 19, USA 23.9 PPG / 6.8 RPG / 6.4 APG (8 GP, 2026–27) The reigning Rookie of the Year creates off the drive, pushes the break and makes plays as a help defender. A steadier pull-up jumper would make him even harder to guard late in games.
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SG | Zaccharie Risacher, 21, France 7.0 PPG / 5.1 RPG / 1.6 APG (9 GP, 2026–27) A long wing who cuts well, spots up and covers ground on defense. A steadier three and better decisions attacking closeouts could make him a long-term starter next to Flagg.
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PG | Sergio de Larrea Asenjo, 20, Spain 5.3 PPG / 2.0 RPG / 1.3 APG (4 GP, 2026–27) A tall guard with pick-and-roll vision and a quick catch-and-shoot release. His route to a starting job runs through handling pressure and defending quicker guards.
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