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The Dallas Mavericks upset the Miami Heat on Wednesday night with a 118-108 win. Cooper Flagg led the way, scoring 22 points on an efficient 9/13 shooting, adding in six rebounds, two assists, a steal, and a block.
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The Dallas Mavericks extended their first winning streak of the season to three games with a 118-108 win against the Miami Heat on Wednesday night at the American Airlines Center.
The Dallas Mavericks returned home to host the Miami Heat on Wednesday. The Mavericks defeated the Heat 118-108 at the American Airlines Center. Dallas improved to 8-15, while Miami fell to 14-8.
Cooper Flagg recorded 22 points and six rebounds and Anthony Davis had 17 points, a season-high 17 rebounds and three blocked shots to lead the Dallas Mavericks to a 118-108 victory over the visiting Miami Heat on Wednesday night.
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