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The Dallas Mavericks finished their first week of the 2026-27 season with a 1-2 record. They got blown off the floor in game one by Houston (128-110), bounced back with a win in Indiana (121-105), and then fell to San…

Writer David Trink argues that the Dallas Mavericks enjoyed a promising start to the 2026-27 season despite opening with a 1-2 record. Dallas dropped games against the Houston Rockets and San Antonio Spurs around a road victory over the Indiana Pacers. Trink grades the team's overall opening week as a B+, citing strong stretches across all three games and effective deliberate play under head coach Dusty May.
Cooper Flagg earned high praise after averaging 23 points across his appearances before suffering a shoulder injury against Indiana. Trink also highlights rookie Sergio de Larrea's 21-point performance against the Spurs as a major bright spot, while criticizing May's heavy early substitution patterns during the season-opening loss to Houston.
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