US EditionTrail Blazers Suffer Another Heartbreaker, Lose to Mavericks in Overtime: Rapid Reaction
Dallas Mavericks hit all seven field-goal attempts in overtime to secure a 138-133 win, led by P.J. Washington Jr. and Cooper Flagg with 21 points each.
- On Sunday night in Dallas, the Dallas Mavericks defeated the Portland Trail Blazers 138-133 in overtime as P.J. Washington Jr. and Cooper Flagg each scored 21 and teamed on a crucial late basket.
- The team announced before the game that Anthony Davis, 32-year-old, 10-time All-Star, missed his ninth consecutive game with a left calf strain and will be out another seven to 10 days.
- A 6-0 Dallas run late included Cooper Flagg rebounding a missed 3-pointer by Shaedon Sharpe and passing to P.J. Washington Jr. for a jam, while Daniel Gafford added 20 points including seven in overtime.
- The result snapped Dallas Mavericks' three-game skid, moving them to 4-10, and they will complete a back-to-back at Minnesota on Monday while Portland Trail Blazers host the Phoenix Suns on Tuesday.
- Despite the loss, Portland matched a season high with 22 offensive rebounds, seven by Donovan Clingan, producing a 32-10 advantage in second-chance points while Jerami Grant scored 26 in his first start as Jrue Holiday sat out with right calf soreness.
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Cooper Flagg Makes NBA History, Joins LeBron James in Exclusive Club
Dallas Mavericks rookie Cooper Flagg on Sunday night became the youngest player in NBA history to record a 20/5/5 game with zero turnovers. Furthermore, the 18-year-old recorded his fourth 20-point game of the season, joining LeBron James for the most 20-point outings before the age of 19.Flagg finished with 21 points, eight rebounds, five assists, two blocks and a steal as the Mavericks pulled off a 138-133 OT win over the Portland Trail Blazer…
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Washington and Flagg power Mavericks to a 138-133 OT win over the Trail Blazers
P.J. Washington Jr. and Cooper Flagg scored 21 points apiece and teamed up on a crucial basket late in overtime to help the Dallas Mavericks to a 138-133 victory over the Portland Trail Blazers.
Daniel Gafford helps push Mavericks past Blazers in OT
Daniel Gafford's contributions on both ends of the floor proved critical down the stretch, as the Dallas Mavericks snapped a three-game losing skid and avoided a winless homestand with their 138-133 overtime defeat of the Portland Trail Blazers on Sunday.Gafford, limited thus far in 2025-26 by an ankle injury, delivered a season-high 20 points, including four in the final seconds of the extra period for Dallas.His free throws with 1:39 remaining…
The Independent Online
Dallas 138, Portland 133
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