
Irving returns as Dusty May opens Mavericks tenure in Houston
Dallas starts without several frontcourt options, with two games each against Houston and San Antonio in its opening stretch.

Dallas starts without several frontcourt options, with two games each against Houston and San Antonio in its opening stretch.

Dallas visits Lambeau Field at 8:20 p.m. Eastern on NBC, with changes to its defensive coaching positions and questions in both secondaries.

Green Bay adds Williams, Mosby and Owen for Dallas while replacing Moore in the receiving and return rotations.

The October 19 waiver likely ends Powell’s 12-year Mavericks run after the weekend’s Poulakidas and Lundy cuts and Cooper Flagg option decision.

Tanner McKee will start against Carolina after Philadelphia confirmed Hurts’ move to IR. Blue takes the open roster spot.

A fourth-quarter touchdown gives the Mustangs breathing room, while Brendan Baird’s three field goals help keep SMU unbeaten at home in ACC play.

The Rangers prospect drove in four runs, stole two bases and described the swing adjustment behind his improved power.

Atlanta outscored Dallas 34-20 in the second quarter; Flagg finished with 12 rebounds, while Irving and Risacher scored 18 apiece.

Philadelphia adds quarterback depth while Tanner McKee prepares to start; Dallas loses its practice-squad passer.

The 21-year-old from Azle, Texas, was injured October 10. The university announced his death Thursday and is providing support to students.

John Poulakidas and Tobi Lawal score 16 apiece as Dallas comes up short on its final tying chance.

Dallas re-signs the former TCU back, adds Nick Leverett to the practice squad and releases cornerback Alex Austin from that unit.

Dallas prepares for Sunday at Lambeau Field while its former pass rusher remains on PUP after knee surgery.

Brian Schottenheimer confirms Parker will stay on the sideline, Pettine will work from the booth and report directly to the head coach.

Free local broadcasts run through KFAA29; MavsTV+ carries eligible streams, and The Fan is Dallas’s new radio home.

Dallas’ veteran center helped organize the second unit in Macao, while the club still has a roster decision to make.

The 20-year-old is testing a new changeup grip and expanding his arsenal while working on command in Surprise.

After a four-hit, five-RBI game earlier in the week, Paxton Kling contributed on the bases in Surprise’s Sunday win.

The Week 4 table lists taunting and a hit on a defenseless player, with Dallas next scheduled to visit Green Bay.

Dallas wins 132-115 as Flagg distributes seven assists and the Mavericks close the China trip at 1-1.