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NBA: Shai Gilgeous-Alexander drives to the basket while defended by Dwight Powell at American Airlines Center during Thunder vs. Mavericks.
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Key Storylines To Watch During NBA Postseason Action

The NBA calendar always builds toward April, and this year carries a different kind of tension. With the Play-In Tournament complete and the first round now a few days in, familiar contenders remain in the mix, yet the balance of power is clearly shifting in real time. Rising stars are...
Victor Wembanyama #1 of the San Antonio Spurs attempts a three-point shot against the Dallas Mavericks at Frost Bank Center.
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‘The Best Player In The World’: Victor Wembanyama Hits 40 Again As San Antonio Spurs Hand Shorthanded Dallas Mavericks 139-120 Loss

DHJ Quick Take: A Rivalry for the Next Decade Wemby’s Award Eligibility: Victor Wembanyama didn't just win the game; he secured his postseason future. By logging 26 minutes and scoring 40 points, he reached the 65-game minimum required for NBA awards. Leading the league with 197 blocks, he remains the...
NBA: Stephon Castle makes a steal for the San Antonio Spurs against the Dallas Mavericks at Frost Bank Center
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‘He Flipped The Game’: Stephon Castle Erupts For Historic Night As San Antonio Spurs Run Past Dallas Mavericks

The Dallas Mavericks’ first road test following a franchise-altering trade deadline unfolded much like their previous meeting with San Antonio, only louder, faster, and more decisive. Powered by a historic performance from Stephon Castle, the San Antonio Spurs overwhelmed the Dallas Mavericks 138–125 on Saturday night at Frost Bank Center,...
NBA: Victor Wembanyama drives to the basket for the San Antonio Spurs against Cooper Flagg of the Dallas Mavericks at American Airlines Center
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‘You Can’t Expect To Be Perfect’: Cooper Flagg, Naji Marshall Shine Again, But San Antonio Spurs’ Shotmaking Holds Up Late

The scoreboard told one story Thursday night at American Airlines Center. The broader arc of the Dallas Mavericks’ season told another. In a 135–123 loss to the San Antonio Spurs, Dallas was again undone by defensive lapses, second-chance opportunities, and late-game execution against a deeper, more cohesive opponent. The defeat...
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