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Thomas Harley logged 28:31, produced five shots and three blocks, and kept creating in overtime as Dallas lost 2-1 to Columbus in a shootout.
Naji Marshall, Walter Clayton Jr. and Morez Johnson Jr. gave Dallas the comeback fuel it needed, but the Mavericks’ starting group left too much ground to recover against Victor Wembanyama and San Antonio.
Thomas Harley contributed in nearly every category during Dallas’ 6-5 victory in Washington, and his varied workload became more significant after Miro Heiskanen left early.
A frantic third-quarter exchange showed why the Mavericks could not treat a rebuilt lead as a solved problem against Sacramento.
Mikko Rantanen scored 33 seconds after Jet Greaves’ puck-over-glass penalty, giving Dallas a valuable early edge in a 3-1 win over Columbus.
Daniel Gafford’s value against Houston ran from an opening fourth-quarter finish and a block to a 1:18 putback and two late free throws in Dallas’ 116-111 victory.
Jason Robertson supplied Dallas’s largest individual shot total, but Seguin, Hintz and Rantanen offered almost no shooting support as Montréal turned a close game into a 5-2 Stars loss.
The Mavericks’ 16-5 advantage from beyond the arc drove a 120-96 victory, while second-half finishes inside turned a competitive game into a rout.
The Seahawks’ cost for an accomplished guard offers the Cowboys a useful market benchmark while Jerry Jones signals that Dallas is unlikely to make an outside addition.
The Cowboys’ offensive line protected Dak Prescott without a sack and helped create 204 rushing yards, giving Dallas a practical formula in its 38-21 win.
Sergio de Larrea’s 21-point night supplied Dallas with badly needed offense against San Antonio, but four turnovers and Victor Wembanyama’s late block made it a promising apprenticeship rather than a rescue.
Marshall went 0-for-4 from three but scored 15 points, created six assists and collected three steals in Dallas’ 121-105 win over Indiana.
Two primary assists gave Dallas the regulation goals it needed against Winnipeg, with Rantanen contributing from two different passing positions.
Naji Marshall’s sixteen points and six assists gave the Mavericks a productive reserve contribution, even as Houston controlled the opener.
The Stars’ 3-2 overtime victory depended on four successful penalty kills as well as Rantanen’s hat trick.
Dallas has added an experienced winger to a roster built around established younger players. His first practice is a step toward helping that group, rather than replacing its responsibilities.
The Cowboys’ fourth-down decisions varied with the score, distance and field position. One helped produce a touchdown; two late failures exposed how little room Dallas had for unfinished possessions.
Kendrick Raphael’s 124 rushing yards gave SMU a reliable second route when Virginia made Kevin Jennings work for his passing production in a 23-13 Mustangs victory.
Atlanta turned a 49-40 game into a 63-41 hole before halftime, with Dallas’s cold shooting and lost possessions leaving the Mavericks chasing the rest of the night.
Dak Prescott’s latest assessment of Dallas’ uneven offense points toward a practical approach: use backfield flexibility to create balance, then sustain execution when Green Bay applies pressure.
Dallas needed two successful attempts and three DeSmith stops to finish its 3-2 shootout win over Colorado. Robertson supplied the first of those goals.
Roope Hintz answered Nathan MacKinnon with a fight and later scored, yet Dallas’ 3-2 loss to Colorado showed that emotional response still must become a finished chance.
