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Kyrie Irving is not letting trade rumors affect the Dallas Mavericks locker room negatively, and this is why they should not trade him.

Noah Weber argues that the Dallas Mavericks should retain Kyrie Irving due to his leadership and dismissive stance toward ongoing trade rumors. Following Dallas' victory against the Indiana Pacers, Irving revealed he directly addressed the speculation with teammates to prevent external distractions from disrupting the locker room during their strong 7-4 start to the season.
Weber highlights Irving's on-court value and chemistry with Cooper Flagg, noting the duo combined for 78 points in the win over Indiana. With the Mavericks holding a 7-2 record in games Irving plays, Weber contends that his veteran presence and elite shotmaking make him essential to Dallas' playoff ambitions.
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