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At Media Day, New-Look Mavericks Believe Winning Culture Starts Now
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· September 28, 2026
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With a season full of injuries and losses to reflect on, Dallas introduced a new chapter with head coach Dusty May, a returning Kyrie Irving and continued growth from Cooper Flagg, along with the rest of a roster hoping to bring winning basketball back to Dallas. May knows what it takes to be a w...
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Key takeaway With a season full of injuries and losses to reflect on, Dallas introduced a new chapter with head coach Dusty May, a returning Kyrie Irving and continued growth from Cooper Flagg, along with the rest of a roster hoping to bring winning basketball back to Dallas.
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What is this story about? With a season full of injuries and losses to reflect on, Dallas introduced a new chapter with head coach Dusty May, a returning Kyrie Irving and continued growth from Cooper Flagg, along with the rest of a roster hoping to bring winning basketball back to Dallas. May knows what it takes to be a w...
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