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The Dallas Mavericks have a compelling reason to start Zaccharie Risacher over Caleb Martin, and his impact goes well beyond the box score.

Austin McGee of The Smoking Cuban argues that the Dallas Mavericks should move Zaccharie Risacher into the starting lineup over Caleb Martin. Although Martin has started recently during a 3-1 stretch, McGee contends that Martin's limited offensive production makes him a less suitable long-term option than the 21-year-old former top overall pick.
McGee highlights Risacher's defensive impact, noting he averages 1.3 steals and 1.1 blocks per game. Dallas' net rating is reportedly significantly better with Risacher playing, and he features heavily in the team's most effective lineups alongside Cooper Flagg and Kyrie Irving.
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