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Tarik Biberovic is a good shooter, but the Dallas Mavericks need him to be a good defender if he wants to crack Dusty May's rotation.

Writer Noah Weber argues that rookie Tarik Biberovic cannot rely solely on elite shooting to secure minutes in Dusty May's rotation with the Dallas Mavericks. While Biberovic converted 48.9 percent of his three-point attempts for Fenerbahce, Weber emphasizes that his defensive capability will determine whether he earns a consistent role or remains limited to garbage time.
Weber notes that Dallas features a crowded wing rotation alongside Max Christie, Zaccharie Risacher, Naji Marshall, Cooper Flagg, P.J. Washington, and Caleb Martin. Although Biberovic possesses strong physical size, Weber suggests his subpar lateral quickness could leave him vulnerable to being targeted in pick-and-roll mismatches.
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