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‘I Hope To Bring Calm’: Masai Ujiri Lays Out Vision For Cooper Flagg’s Dallas Mavericks

‘I Hope To Bring Calm’: Masai Ujiri Lays Out Vision For Cooper Flagg’s Dallas Mavericks DHJ Quick Take: Dallas Mavericks Hire Masai Ujiri "I Hope to Bring Calm":

Dallas Wings Tuesday Practice Recap: Awak Kuier, Arike Ogunbowale Begin Chemistry Building; Aziaha James Injury

Dallas Wings Tuesday Practice Recap: Awak Kuier, Arike Ogunbowale Begin Chemistry Building; Aziaha James Injury DHJ Quick Take: The State of the Roster The Full Core Debut: For

‘We Will Win In Dallas’: Mavericks Officially Name Masai Ujiri President And Alternate Governor

‘We Will Win In Dallas’: Mavericks Officially Name Masai Ujiri President And Alternate Governor DHJ Quick Take: Dallas Mavericks Hire Masai Ujiri The Six-Month Search Ends: Masai

Dallas Wings Cap Preseason With 101-84 Rout Of Las Vegas Aces In Austin

Dallas Wings Cap Preseason With 101-84 Rout Of Las Vegas Aces In Austin DHJ Quick Take: Dallas Wings Put on a Show in Austin Market Validation:

Maine native Cooper Flagg debuted at TD Garden as an NBA player, finishing with 16 points, 8 rebounds, and 6 assists in a 120-100 Dallas Mavericks loss.

Flagg: "It's a dream come true just being out there on that court competing."

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'Dream Come True': Dallas Mavericks Fall To Boston Celtics 120-100 As Cooper Flagg's Homecoming Overshadowed By Jayson Tatum's Return The Dallas Mavericks fell to Boston 120-100 Friday as Cooper Flagg debuted at TD Garden and Jayson Tatum made his season debut.

Cooper Flagg finished with 27 points, Naji Marshall added 22 points and nine assists, and Klay Thompson knocked down six threes for 18 points off the bench as the Dallas Mavericks led wire to wire in a 113–105 win over the Brooklyn Nets.

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Cooper Flagg, Naji Marshall Guide Shorthanded Mavs Past Nets Cooper Flagg scores 27 points as the injury-depleted Mavericks beat the Nets 113-105 behind strong play from Naji Marshall and Klay Thompson.

The Dallas Mavericks committed 21 turnovers in a 113–107 loss in Sacramento, falling to 4–13 without Anthony Davis.

Cooper Flagg led the second-half push with 23 points, six rebounds, and five assists, but the mistakes proved too costly.

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'No Excuses': Dallas Mavericks Come Up Short Without Anthony Davis As Russell Westbrook Lifts Sacramento Kings Russell Westbrook passed Magic Johnson on the assists list as the Kings beat the Mavericks. Dallas fell to 4-13 without Anthony Davis.

Anthony Davis took over late with 15 points, 14 rebounds, and three blocks, and Cooper Flagg stayed calm in overtime with 23 points, 10 rebounds, and three blocks as the Mavericks escaped with a 116–114 OT win over Detroit.

If you like close games, late decisions, and seeing who actually settles things when it gets tight, this one’s worth the read:

'We've Got A Lot Of Fight': Anthony Davis, Cooper Flagg Deliver In Overtime As Dallas Mavericks Outlast Detroit Pistons In Statement Win Anthony Davis and Cooper Flagg lead the Mavericks to a gritty 116-114 overtime win over the Pistons at American Airlines Center.

With D'Angelo Russell out, the Dallas Mavericks are starting Cooper Flagg at point guard vs. the Utah Jazz.

Jason Kidd: “Anyone can bring it. You’ll see that tonight with the lineup change.”

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Dallas Mavericks To Experiment With Cooper Flagg At Point Guard In Preseason Game vs. Utah Jazz With D’Angelo Russell out, Cooper Flagg will start at point guard for the Mavericks in Monday’s preseason game against the Jazz.

The Dallas Mavericks fell 120–116 to the Hornets, undone by 16 Charlotte threes.

Jason Kidd on Charlotte: “They’re like Boston — they’re trying to shoot a lot of threes. You’ve got to be able to rebound the ball.”

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“It’s About Being Disciplined”: Dallas Mavericks Struggle To Contain Charlotte Hornets’ Shooting In Loss The Charlotte Hornets hit 16 three-pointers and outrebounded the Dallas Mavericks to win 120–116 as Cooper Flagg impressed in his AAC debut.