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Paige Bueckers #5 of the Dallas Wings dribbles against the Golden State Valkyries at Chase Center in San Francisco.
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‘Let’s See Who Gets That Ring for Dallas First’: Paige Bueckers’ Message To Cooper Flagg After Rookie Of The Year Award

DHJ Quick Take: The Dallas Double The Challenge: Shortly after the NBA announcement, Paige Bueckers—the reigning 2025 WNBA Rookie of the Year—sent a Gatorade voice message to Cooper Flagg. Highlighting their status as the city's newest cornerstones, she challenged the Mavericks star: "Let's see who gets that ring for Dallas...
Ryan Nembhard #9 of the Dallas Mavericks drives past Yuki Kawamura #8 of the Chicago Bulls at American Airlines Center.
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‘Taking The Torch’: Ryan Nembhard Sets Franchise Assist Record As Dallas Mavericks End Season With 149-128 Win Over Chicago Bulls

DHJ Quick Take: The Dallas Mavericks' 2025-26 Season Ends The Playmaking Peak: Ryan Nembhard’s 23 assists didn't just break Jason Kidd’s rookie record—it nearly touched the overall franchise mark. On a night where Dallas dropped 149 points, Nembhard proved he is far more than a two-way developmental piece; he is...
Naji Marshall #13 of the Dallas Mavericks greets Cooper Flagg #32 as they exit the court following a victory over the Los Angeles Lakers at American Airlines Center.
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Cooper Flagg Credits ‘Organized’ Approach For Dallas Mavericks’ Offensive Surge Against Los Angeles Lakers

DHJ Quick Take: Collective Excellence The Turnover Turnaround: The Mavericks committed just seven turnovers—their lowest mark of the season—including a turnover-free fourth quarter. Jason Kidd noted that this discipline allowed Dallas to maintain offensive rhythm and maximize the impact of Cooper Flagg as a primary initiator. The Transition Weapon: Dallas...
Cooper Flagg #32 of the Dallas Mavericks shooting a jump shot over Rui Hachimura #28 of the Los Angeles Lakers at American Airlines Center.
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‘The Fans Have Been Showing Up Every Single Night’: Cooper Flagg, Dallas Mavericks End 14-Game Home Skid In Front Of Sellout Crowd

DHJ Quick Take: A Night for the Fans Breaking the Curse: The Dallas Mavericks snapped a 14-game home losing streak—the longest in the 25-year history of American Airlines Center. The victory over the Los Angeles Lakers was the first home win for the franchise since late January, rewarding a sellout...
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