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Tyrese Proctor’s 24-point triple-double gave Cleveland’s replacement starters a conductor, while Mario Hezonja, Thomas Bryant and 31 team assists made the Cavaliers’ 127-117 victory over Dallas deserved.
George Pickens was cleared Friday to face San Francisco, restoring a downfield option while Jake Ferguson and Jonathan Mingo remain out.
The Mavericks trailed by 15 at halftime, then Minnesota opened the third quarter 17-4 and finished the period with a 34-point lead.
Morez Johnson Jr. was listed as probable Wednesday, but Minnesota’s 5-2 record without Anthony Edwards makes Thursday’s matchup far more than an injury-adjusted assignment.
Wyatt Johnston has three goals, but his 13 assists and 42 shots show why Dallas can seek more finishing without dismissing the rest of his work.
The Mavericks’ 125-122 victory over Indiana was assembled possession by possession, beginning with Cooper Flagg’s third-quarter shot-making while the Pacers still led.
Ashton Dulin’s 55-yard touchdown answered Dallas’ move to 20-10, but the Cowboys’ turnovers, missed opportunities and wasted possession after Jonathan Taylor’s fumble gave Indianapolis room to recover.
UNT turned a stalled second quarter into six touchdowns on seven second-half possessions, beating Rice 52-23 by completing drives instead of merely extending them.
The Mavericks missed six free throws against Utah, but 25 makes supplied the steady scoring that survived a poor 9-of-32 night from deep.
Dallas lost 2-1 in a shootout Thursday, but Jason Robertson’s three shots were answered by Cam Talbot, whose saves changed the evaluation of the Stars winger’s quiet night.
Dusty May’s assessment of Dallas’s final possession puts the focus on timing after the Mavericks created several chances to win San Antonio’s 112-111 game.
Justin Sourdif’s redirection and Roope Hintz’s deflected pass changed the third period in opposite ways, revealing what coaching can influence and what hockey leaves to chance.
Darius Acuff Jr. scored nine fourth-quarter points and assisted three important baskets in Sacramento’s 115-100 victory, though five turnovers kept his high-responsibility night from becoming a clean masterpiece.
Jansen Miller’s stoppage-time header changed FC Dallas’ afternoon in Kansas City before Petar Musa’s saved penalty became the headline.
Brian Schottenheimer expects George Pickens to play Sunday, but Dallas must still account for his questionable designation and KaVontae Turpin’s confirmed absence.
After Florida Atlantic pulled within 41-38, North Texas answered with a nine-play, 74-yard touchdown march that consumed 4:24 and left the Owls only 1:56 after their final field goal.
Four home shutouts and a season scoring record offered Dallas no answer to Columbus’s lead. The chances it failed to finish deserve their share of the explanation.
The former Mavericks star shot efficiently and helped Los Angeles win his minutes, but Portland’s spread of scoring decided a 136–129 game.
DeMarvion Overshown’s fourth-quarter interception did not create Dallas’ lead. It gave the Cowboys a chance to defend it, and the rest of the night finally supplied enough support.
Santiago Moreno entered in the 65th minute, then helped create one goal and scored another as FC Dallas finally broke open a stubborn match against San Jose.
Morez Johnson Jr. supplied eight points and six rebounds in 16:49 of Dallas’ 121-105 win over Indiana, with enough second-chance work to matter and enough mistakes to keep the evaluation grounded.
The Stars’ shot advantage supported patience against Winnipeg. Skinner’s 35 saves made converting it the real problem.
Houston’s seventeen offensive rebounds made Dallas keep defending. The opener’s frontcourt numbers call for a collective response rather than one convenient culprit.
An overtime penalty drawn by Thomas Harley created the power play Dallas used to beat Boston 3-2.
Monday’s explanation of Dallas’ low rushing total shifted the debate from handoff counts to the offense’s run-pass checks—and whether those answers are reliable when opponents show aggressive fronts.
Javonte Williams helped Dallas climb back into the game, but 15 rushing attempts for 48 yards revealed a running game that needs substance, not merely a larger place in the play count.
Daniel Job assisted Christian Cappis, helped create an early penalty chance and made his first FC Dallas start matter before Houston’s derby finished 2-2.