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Dylan Harper put on an amazing mid-range display in the San Antonio Spurs' win over the Dallas Mavericks, giving us even more proof of his offensive growth.

Writer Ty Small argues that Dylan Harper's developing mid-range scoring provides the San Antonio Spurs with a vital offensive counter to his interior drives. The Spurs have won nine consecutive games, supported by strong play from Victor Wembanyama and Harper, who averages 18 points, 5.4 rebounds, and 4.4 assists per game while shooting 51 percent under head coach Mitch Johnson.
Small highlights the Spurs' 122-96 road victory over the Phoenix Suns as evidence of Harper's growth. Harper demonstrated pull-back jump shots, half-spin attempts, and a fadeaway over Ryan Dunn, which Small believes will be essential for Harper to serve as a reliable late-game closer.
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