The Dallas Mavericks finally got on the board Sunday night, riding the energy of rookie Cooper Flagg to a 139-129 win over the Toronto Raptors, which marked their first victory of the season.
The Dallas Mavericks came into Sunday night’s game with an 0-2 record, looking to get on the right track against the Toronto Raptors. Hardwood Classics
The dam that was holding back the Dallas Mavericks’ newly installed flow offense finally broke on Sunday in a 139-129 win over the Toronto Raptors (1-2) at American Airlines Center.
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After an up and down first two games, Dallas Mavericks rookie sensation Cooper Flagg enjoyed his best overall performance yet on Sunday. Flagg's best outing led to the rookie experiencing his first taste of an NBA win.
Anthony Davis had 25 points and 10 rebounds on Sunday to lead the Dallas Mavericks to a 139-129 victory over the visiting Toronto Raptors. D'Angelo Russell had 24 points off the bench, while starter Cooper Flagg added 22 points for the Mavericks, who earned their first win of the season following consecutive home losses.
The Dallas Mavericks continued the homestand with a non-conference game against the Toronto Raptors at the American Airlines Center on Sunday. The Mavericks rocked classic green jerseys on the first Hardwood Classic Night of the season.
The Dallas Mavericks were finally able to get something in the win column for the season, and it showed fans that they have something they can build on.
The Dallas Mavericks finally picked up their first win of the season, dispatching the Toronto Raptors 139-129 Sunday night in Dallas. The Mavericks move to 1-3 and released some clear pent up frustrations on Raptors roster that truly felt defenseless against everything the Mavericks threw at them.
DALLAS — Cooper Flagg features the potential of a superstar. The Dallas Mavericks’ 2025 No. 1 overall pick may only be two games into his NBA career, but he’s already displayed serious signs of potential.
The Dallas Mavericks are in a slump. Despite landing this year’s No. 1 and Duke standout Cooper Flagg on top of their already star-studded roster, the Mavericks are 0-2 at the start of the season.
The Mavericks are 0-2. They have had few competitive minutes in the fourth quarters of the two games they have played. It is essential that they come out swinging against Toronto today.
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The Dallas Mavericks are 0-2 to start the season and the team should be looking for answers after a pair of double-digit defeats. The team has to look from within first, but a change in the starting lineup may be warranted.
After an underwhelming start to the season, the Dallas Mavericks will look to avoid their first 0-3 start in eight years Sunday against the visiting Toronto Raptors.
The Mavericks have not held any contract extension discussions with general manager Nico Harrison, according to Tim MacMahon of ESPN. Harrison still has two years left on his deal, but his long-term future in Dallas appears uncertain as frustration grows among fans and the team’s rocky start continues.
Dallas Mavericks fans brought back the infamous "Fire Nico" chants Friday as their team suffered a humiliating 117-107 loss to the Washington Wizards, one of the worst teams in the league.