More than anything, his health is all that matters right now. But during the broadcast, ESPN's Cory Alexander suggested something entirely different. His comments, which specifically targeted ...

The Duke brotherhood runs deep, but maybe not as deep as ESPN game analyst Cory Alexander ... star freshman Cooper Flagg to a nasty ankle injury and seeing their championship hopes take a hit.

The Spurs are optimistic that Wembanyama will return to full health by the start of next season, and ESPN’s injury analyst Stephania Bell corroborated that timeline on Thursday night.

Cooper Flagg left Thursday’s Duke-Georgia Tech ACC tournament quarterfinal near the end of the first half with a nasty-looking ankle injury. He was doubtful about returning, but it was clear ...

As the camera panned to Flagg's parents, Ralph and Kelly Flagg, one of ESPN's broadcasters on the ... Head coach, Jon Scheyer spoke about Flagg's injury after the game. “He sprained his ankle.

This article originally appeared on For The Win: ESPN's Cory Alexander had the weirdest remark about Cooper Flagg's parents after their son's injury ...

The Duke Blue Devils and their national championship hopes may have taken a serious blow with Cooper Flagg going down with an ankle injury in Thursday ... Later, ESPN cameras captured Cooper ...

ESPN The No. 1-ranked Duke men's basketball team suffered a major scare in Thursday's win over Georgia Tech when Cooper Flagg went down with an ankle injury and didn't return to action.

Speaking ahead of Boston’s eventual home loss to the OKC Thunder on Wednesday, ESPN insider Shams Charania noted on “NBA Countdown” that the Celtics may not have any timeline in place ...

THURSDAY AM: ESPN MLB Insider Jeff Passan says that nothing ... leave Wednesday's game against the Seattle Mariners early with injury. He was hit by a pitch from Mariners All-Star closer Andres ...