A notable figure in Dallas sports has passed away. The family of a former Mavericks executive announced his death on Sunday at the age of 86. He died peacefully that morning surrounded by family.
This individual left a lasting impact on the Mavericks organization. His coaching career was marked by numerous accomplishments, including multiple championships and awards. Further details about his life and legacy are available from local sources, including the Dallas Weekly.
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