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The Dallas Mavericks (4-3) fell to the Sacramento Kings (1-6), 115-100, in a Monday night matchup at the American Airlines Center. The game against the previously winless Kings followed the Mavericks’ Friday night win in Game 1 of NBA Cup…

The Dallas Mavericks suffered a 115-100 defeat against the previously winless Sacramento Kings on Monday night at the American Airlines Center. Playing without Kyrie Irving due to left knee injury management, head coach Dusty May deployed a no-guard starting lineup. Dallas struggled offensively throughout the contest, shooting just 7-of-33 from three-point range. Darius Acuff led all scorers with 25 points for Sacramento, while Walter Clayton Jr. and Daniel Gafford paced Dallas with 20 points apiece.
Key takeaways from the loss highlighted Dallas's offensive shortcomings, rookie Cooper Flagg's rough 3-of-19 shooting night, and a career-high 13 points from Morez Johnson Jr. Dallas also lost Max Christie during the game to a hip injury.

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