Cooper Flagg's status for the Dallas Mavericks' preseason game against the Utah Jazz on Monday remains uncertain. There is a strong possibility that the No. 1 pick will sit out the game for rest, having featured in both of the previous tune-up contests. An official confirmation on the former Duke phenom’s status will be announced ahead of tip-off.Flagg has looked impressive in the two games he has played for Dallas. The rookie showcased his versatility in limited minutes and proved why he has the best odds to win the Rookie of the Year award. From facilitating and playmaking to scoring in isolation and knocking down shots from the perimeter, the 6-foot-9 forward has displayed his full offensive arsenal.Defensively, Cooper Flagg has been a demon. With his athleticism and length at 6-foot-9, the Mavericks appear to have a complete package in their rookie. Dallas coach Jason Kidd has already made it clear that he wants Flagg to be an orchestrator on offense and help put his teammates in positions to score."We want to look at him handling the ball," Kidd said after Dallas' game against the Charlotte Hornets on Saturday. "Want to put him in different situations. I thought he made a lot of great reads tonight. There’s gonna be some turnovers. I think the only time he turned it over is when he went behind his back."Joey Mistretta @JoeyMistretta_LINKJason Kidd on Cooper Flagg’s play-making: “We want to look at him handling the ball. Want to put him in different situations. I thought he made a lot of great reads tonight. There’s gonna be some turnovers. I think the only time he turned it over is when he went behind his back.”Cooper Flagg turned heads with an emphatic performance against the Hornets. Although he committed five turnovers, his brilliance in other facets of the game easily overshadowed them. He finished with 11 points, three rebounds, four assists and three steals in 24 minutes.How to watch Dallas Mavericks vs. Utah Jazz preseason game?The Dallas Mavericks vs. Utah Jazz preseason game will take place on Monday, Oct. 13, at the Delta Center in Salt Lake City, Utah. Game will tip off at 9 p.m. EST (6 p.m. PT).The Mavericks vs. Jazz game will be broadcast live on NBA TV, KFAA (local) and KJZZ (local). Live streaming will be available on the NBA League Pass and Fubo TV app and website.