Jason Kidd reflected on the Dallas Mavericks’ opening night loss to the San Antonio Spurs, and wants them to fix what he considered a simple problem. The Dallas Mavericks’ start to the NBA season didn’t pan out how they’d hoped, as they lost to the San Antonio Spurs.
The Dallas Mavericks were absolutely blasted on Wednesday night, losing 125-92 to their division rival San Antonio Spurs. Dallas was expected to have a stifling defense, but instead they were more like a sieve, allowing a layup line to the basket while Victor Wembanyama had his way in all facets of the game.
While fans had mixed reactions to the debut of Dallas Mavericks rookie Cooper Flagg as the team lost its regular-season opener to the San Antonio Spurs, 125-92, some have issues with how he’s been utilized.
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The Dallas Mavericks looked awful in their season opener on Wednesday night against the San Antonio Spurs, falling 125-92. Dallas' 92 points were the fewest
San Antonio Spurs star Victor Wembanyama asserted himself as a player to watch out for in the upcoming campaign. With a dominant performance leading the Spurs to a convincing 125-92 win against the Dallas Mavericks, Wembanyama sent out a warning to the rest of the league.
Cooper Flagg made his long-awaited Dallas Mavericks debut on Friday. Flagg struggled in his first game as the Mavericks lost to the San Antonio Spurs, 125-92.
The Dallas Mavericks started the regular season on Wednesday night against the San Antonio Spurs. A lot of the talk entering the season has been centered around three players: first overall pick Cooper Flagg, Kyrie Irving and his injury recovery, and Anthony Davis with his fit in the team.
Cooper Flagg debuted for the Dallas Mavericks, recording a 10-point, 10-rebound double-double. Dallas lost 125-92 to the San Antonio Spurs as Victor Wembanyama dominated with 40 points and 15 rebounds.
DALLAS — All eyes were on Cooper Flagg on Wednesday night as the Dallas Mavericks’ 2025 No. 1 overall pick made his NBA debut. Expectations were high for Flagg, but he endured an up and down game.
The Dallas Mavericks’ new era was supposed to start with a bang, but it was filled with questions instead. 18-year-old phenom Cooper Flagg, labeled as the next cornerstone for the Mavs, made his long-awaited NBA debut, but spent most of it watching the action unfold around him.
The Dallas Mavericks lost their season opener in embarrassing fashion, falling to the San Antonio Spurs, 125-92. Victor Wembanyama exploded into the 2025-26 season with 40 points and 15 rebounds.
Any club hoping to make an impact in the NBA must consider health. For the Dallas Mavericks, they want to make sure Anthony Davis is available for most of the 2025-26 season.
After Flagg made his pro debut in a 125-92 loss to the San Antonio Spurs, here's a look at how the Dallas Mavericks rookie did in all facets of the game.
DALLAS — The Dallas Mavericks are set to play the San Antonio Spurs in their season opener on Wednesday night at the American Airlines Center. While plenty of attention is on Cooper Flagg’s NBA debut, Dallas’ depth cannot be ignored.
After a major blunder last season, the Dallas Mavericks have worked hard this offseason to bring back stability to their core. With Cooper Flagg in, the Mavs will wish to sit somewhere on the top of the table this season, which gives them an easy playoff ticket.
The future of the NBA will be on display when the visiting San Antonio Spurs face the Dallas Mavericks on Wednesday in the season opener for both teams.
The Dallas Mavericks certainly made their fair share of headlines over the past year, going from trading Luka Doncic to the Los Angeles Lakers in February to miraculously getting the No.
PJ Washington is expected to take on a reduced role for the Dallas Mavericks starting this season with the arrival of rookie sensation Cooper Flagg, and the 27-year-old forward doesn’t mind it at all.