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Dallas kept Trey Taylor’s second NHL appearance small while Thomas Harley carried 28:31 without Miro Heiskanen. In a 2-1 shootout loss at Columbus, that looked like measured development rather than a failed audition.
Washington’s lead three and late block gave Dallas chances, but his final shooting foul helped decide San Antonio’s 112-111 victory.
Logan Thompson’s removal gave Washington a needed lift, yet Charlie Lindgren’s two goals against came on altered pucks after Dallas had already built the margin in a 6-5 Stars victory.
At 65-64, Dallas briefly took the lead. Leaky Black answered with two third-quarter threes, then finished with four overall and four steals in Sacramento’s 115-100 victory.
Hyry’s last-second empty-net goal completed a two-point night built on four shots, a first-period assist and useful production throughout Dallas’ 3-1 win over Columbus.
Zaccharie Risacher’s three-point shooting and broad bench contribution kept Dallas within reach before Kyrie Irving and Cooper Flagg completed the Mavericks’ 116-111 comeback.
Miro Heiskanen supplied minutes, shots and an assist against Montréal. Dallas needed more offense from the rest of its lineup.
The Mavericks’ reserves outscored Oklahoma City’s bench 43-19 in a 120-96 win, preserving Dallas’ separation as Cooper Flagg’s scoring ended after three quarters.
The Stars’ second-period shot deficit revealed how New Jersey took control, even though Dallas later held an 8-4 edge in the final frame.
The Mavericks did not win the free-throw totals, but their 13-for-14 accuracy helped offset poor 3-point shooting and 17 turnovers in a 113-109 victory over Miami.
The Mavericks made 51.1% of their field goals against San Antonio, but the Spurs took 13 more attempts and turned a possession shortage into a 122-106 victory.
Zaccharie Risacher’s jumper was uneven in Dallas’ 121-105 win over Indiana, but six rebounds and three blocks made his 32-minute contribution far more substantial than the scoring line suggests.
Myers’ late delay-of-game call put the Stars’ tie at risk, with a power play extending sixteen seconds into overtime.
Marcus Sasser’s seventeen points gave the Mavericks an efficient perimeter contribution. Houston’s answer to the late rally kept its value in proportion.
Santi Aldama’s limited practice is encouraging rehabilitation progress, yet Dallas still expects to face Houston without him and must solve its frontcourt shortage collectively.
The Mavericks passed on a rookie extension for Dereck Lively II, preserving a chance to evaluate his health and production while accepting that restricted free agency will still leave valuation partly in the market’s hands.
The Cowboys reached the Packers’ red zone four times in a 23-13 loss, but two empty possessions showed the difference between moving the ball and finishing a drive.
Yannick Smith’s explosive second-quarter catch created a touchdown opportunity, while Jalen Hale’s fourth-quarter score gave SMU room to finish a 23-13 win over Virginia.
The Mavericks made 13 of 33 threes in Friday’s preseason loss, but Atlanta’s 21 makes on 51 attempts turned superior volume into the decisive advantage.
CeeDee Lamb’s newly disclosed standard gives Dallas a practical offensive obligation: convert defensive stops into productive possessions while Klayton Adams and Dak Prescott pursue greater consistency.
Brock Nelson’s third-period goal erased Dallas’ narrow advantage, but the Stars survived overtime and a shootout to beat Colorado 3-2.
Miro Heiskanen assisted on both Dallas goals and played 25:09 in Tuesday’s 3-2 loss to Colorado, yet Mackenzie Blackwood and the Avalanche’s finishing exposed the Stars’ shortage of conversion.
