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Dallas Mavericks 2022-2023 season: team, players, roster, schedule, preview and more

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3 years ago

September 21, 2022

Jeremiah

Dallas Mavericks 2022-2023 season: team, players, roster, schedule, preview and more

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The keys to the Mavs’ year.

The Season 2022-2023 from NBA is here. And that renews interest in one of the teams that has one of the most diverse young stars in the competition: yes, the Luka Doncic’s Dallas Mavericks.

After posting their best record in more than a decade, the Mavs enter a new campaign with renewed hopes, but a somewhat short team to replicate last year’s success.

Therefore, it is time to review it keys, roster, players and calendar of the Dallas Mavericks in 2022-2023.

Roster, team and players | A key player | The story that follows | Calendar

The Dallas Mavericks 2022-2023 team: roster and players

Jason KiddDallas Mavericks

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Player	Position	Height (meters)	Age	Salary
Luka Doncic	Base	2.01	23	37 cm
Spencer Dinwiddie	Base	1.96	29	20.1 million**
Frank Dilikina	Base	1.93	24	2M
Tim Hardaway	Shooting guard	1.96	30	19.6 cm
Jaden Hardy	Shooting guard	1.93	twenty	1 M
Tyler Dorsey*	Shooting guard	1.96	26	–
Theo Pinson	Shooting guard	1.96	27	1.8 cm
Josh Green	Shooting guard	1.96	Twenty-one	3M
Reggie Bullock	shooting guard-wings	1.98	31	10 cm
Dorian Finney-Smith	Eaves	2.01	29	12.4 cm
Davis Bertans	Eaves	2.08	29	16 cm
Maxi Kleber	Inside	2.08	30	9 M
Christian Wood	Inside	2.08	27	14.3 cm
Dwight Powell	Inside	2.08	31	11 M
JaVale McGee	Inside	2.13	3. 4	5.6 cm

*Two-way contract | ** Partially guaranteed

Coach: Jason Kidd
Training camp contracts: Tyler Hall, McKinley Wright IV, Mouhamadou Gueye

The likely starting lineup for the Dallas Mavericks in 2022-2023

Luka Doncic
Tim Hardaway Jr.
Reggie Bullock
Christian Wood
Maxi Kleber

Key player for the Dallas Mavericks

Luka Doncic Dallas Mavericks

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The main reason why the Dallas Mavericks have once again become a reference point for fans in recent seasons has a name and a surname: Luke Doncic. The Slovenian star who came to revolutionize the league has proven year after year that he has enough potential to become the next hegemonic dominator of the NBA. With unparalleled talent and a formidable ability to score and distribute, the former Real Madrid man enters his fifth season aiming to confirm that what he saw last season was no fluke.

At this point no one doubts Doncic is one of the 10 best players in the NBA, someone skilled enough to pull off the most remarkable stats when the occasion calls for it. The fundamental question with the Slovenian is whether he will be able to consolidate his leading position after leading in the second half of last season.

Ljubljana proved after the departure of Kristaps Porzingis that he was in complete control of the locker room and that the team responded positively to his direction. Not only that, but when he was unavailable the collective stepped up. Now the task will be more complex due to the different expenses in the team, in such a way that Doncic is back to square one. This carries high risk for the Mavs, ie increasing the use of Slovenian in normal phase it can constantly wear you down for the playoffs as well as shape long-term results.

Luca will have to find the balance between excellence and load management again, all in a season where the West will be wild again.

The story ahead for the Dallas Mavericks in the 2022-2023 season

Dallas Mavericks general manager Nico Harrison

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There are times when the outcome of a group depends heavily on the decisions made in out of season and that they cannot be modified throughout the season. management of Dallas Mavericks It’s been a few months in the market that haven’t been easy.

And it is that his loss Jaylen Brunson for nothing, it left an irreplaceable void for Jason Kidd, since the only option to capitalize on his bye was through a signature&trade that never came That limited the wiggle room for the Mavs, whose only additions via free agency or trades were Christian Wood and JaVale McGee. While the inside game has been an area for strengthening, the fact that they haven’t been able to add any secondary coach could mean a huge limitation of the Texans’ potential in the 2022-2023 season.

Nico Harrison will have to make the odd move if he wants to make the most of the team’s Playoff picks. The problem is that it has no assets to trade that interest other sets. The only tricks he has are figures like Hardaway, Dinwiddie and Bertansnames with very high salaries relative to their contribution on the pitch, hence their room for maneuver is very limited.

Will Jason Kidd turn stone to gold again or will he remain stuck in the terrible Midwest?

The Dallas Mavericks 2022-2023 schedule

preseason

Date	Schedule (MX, US, AR, ES)	Opponent
Wednesday, October 5	7:00 p.m., 8:00 p.m., 9:00 p.m., 2:00 a.m. (Thursday)	Oklahoma City Thunder
Friday October 7th	19:30, 20:30, 21:30, 2:30	Orlando Magic
Friday, October 14	8:00 p.m., 9:00 p.m., 10:00 p.m., 3:00 a.m.	Utah Jazz

Full schedule of the Regular Phase (click here)

What is the Dallas Mavericks first game of the 2022-2023 season?

The first match of the Dallas Mavericks regular season in this 2022-2023 will be the Wednesday, October 19. The The opponent will be the Phoenix Suns in a match to be held at the Footprint Center in Phoenix.

Date	Schedule (MX, US, AR, ES)	Opponent
Wednesday, October 19	9:00 p.m., 10:00 p.m., 11:00 p.m., 4:00 a.m.	Phoenix Sans

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Author:

Sergio Rabinal

Source: Sporting News

Jeremiah

I am a sports journalist who has been writing for a news website since 2015. My work primarily focuses on sports news, but I have also written about other topics such as technology and the arts. I have an extensive background in journalism, having worked as a reporter for a local newspaper before moving to a news website.

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Forbes named the most valuable sports team of 2025

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12 hours ago

December 23, 2025

Paula

Forbes named the most valuable sports team of 2025

Version Forbes announced its annual ranking of the world’s most expensive sports teams.

NFL franchise Dallas Cowboys, estimated to be worth $13 billion, has led the pack for the ninth year in a row.

While NBA Golden State Warriors ranked second with a valuation of $11 billion, another representative of American football, Los Angeles Rams (10.5 billion), was in the top three.

The top 10, as last year, includes only American teams from the NFL and NBA. There are seven NFL clubs in the top 10 overall, which Forbes analysts attribute to the league’s large-scale television contracts.

Among football clubs, Real Madrid remains the most expensive – the Spanish giant ranked only 20th with a value of $6.75 billion.

Also in the top 50 are Manchester United (24th, 6.6 billion), Barcelona (42nd, 5.65 billion) and Liverpool (48th, 5.4 billion). In total, only four football clubs are represented in the top 50 rankings.

Formula 1 representatives also returned to the list – Ferrari (26th place) and Mercedes (34th).

The 20 most valuable sports teams in the world according to Forbes

1. Dallas Cowboys (American football) – $13 billion
2. Golden State Warriors (basketball) – $11 billion
3. Los Angeles Rams (American football) – $10.5 billion
4. New York Giants (American football) – $10.1 billion
5. Los Angeles Lakers (basketball) – $10 billion
6. New York Knicks (basketball) – $9.75 billion
7. New England Patriots (American football) – $9 billion
8. San Francisco 49ers (American football) – $8.6 billion
9. Philadelphia Eagles (American football) – $8.3 billion
10. Chicago Bears (American football) – $8.2 billion
11. New York Yankees (baseball) – $8.2 billion
12. New York Jets (American football) – $8.1 billion
13. Las Vegas Raiders (American football) – $7.7 billion
14. Washington Commanders (American football) – $7.6 billion
15. Los Angeles Clippers (basketball) – $7.5 billion
16. Miami Dolphins (American football) – $7.5 billion
17. Houston Texans (American football) – $7.4 billion
18. Denver Broncos (American football) – $6.8 billion
19. Los Angeles Dodgers (baseball) – $6.8 billion
20. Real Madrid (soccer) – $6.75 billion

Source: Sport UA

Paula

I am a sports journalist who has written for various websites and magazines. I currently work as an author at Sportish, a news website that covers sports news. My main focus is writing about soccer, rugby and other sports in the world.

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NBA: Tension in Atlanta, overtime in Sacramento and confident victory for New York

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1 day ago

December 22, 2025

Paula

NBA: Tension in Atlanta, overtime in Sacramento and confident victory for New York

Six games of the NBA regular season were played on the night of December 21-22.

Atlanta hosted Chicago and lost in a high-scoring game.

The teams focused on offense from the beginning of the match and this continued throughout the game. As a result, Atlanta made 23 three-pointers and Chicago made 20, and both teams had a shooting percentage close to 50. The teams also frequently missed each other at the basket, so the game resembled a constant exchange of points. The leader changed 20 times in the meeting and the fate of the match was decided at the last minute. Prior to that, the Bulls had built a 6-point advantage, but the Hawks nearly made up for it as the opponents took one of every two shots and Young and Johnson each scored three points for the home team. Still, the outcome was 152:150 in favor of Chicago.

The most productive player of the match was Johnson, who fell one assist short of a triple-double with 36 points and 11 rebounds. The Bulls also had a triple-double contender, but Giddy, who had 19 points and 11 assists, was one rebound short.

Sacramento made a great comeback against Houston and won at home.

Having performed better in the first half, the Rockets eventually gained an advantage of 11 points (68:57) and maintained a comfortable distance from the opponent in the third quarter with 9 points (91:82), and at the beginning of the fourth 12 minutes, this difference increased to +14 – 100:86. But after that the Kings made a 12:0 move and practically equalized: 98:100. Houston then had a few-point advantage, but with 15 seconds left in the fourth quarter, Westbrook made a three-pointer and tied the score at 112:112. The match went to overtime and Schroeder’s three-point shot 4 seconds before the siren was decisive – 125:124.

At the end of this match, Schröder recorded a double-double with 27 points and 10 assists. While Westbrook achieved the same success with 21 points and 13 rebounds, Reynaud also played with 12 points and 14 rebounds.

New York confidently won its home game against Miami.

Heat had a successful performance by winning the first quarter with a score of 37:30, but in the second 12 minutes, the Knicks managed to close the gap and take the lead and entered the long break with +4 – 66:62 on the scoreboard. In the second half, New York constantly kept its opponent within two or three attacks and carried the match to a confident victory with 132:125.

Brunson was the best player of the game, scoring 47 points, which significantly helped the Knicks win.

NBA. Regular season, December 22

Atlanta – Chicago – 150:152 (38:38, 35:45, 42:33, 35:36)

In Atlanta: Johnson (36 + 11 rebounds + 9 assists), Young (35 + 9 assists), Okongwu (23 + 7 rebounds + 6 assists), Risache (17), Daniels (8 + 9 rebounds + 9 assists) – start; Krejci (20), Alexander-Walker (9), Gueye (2), Kennard (0), Newell (0).

Chicago: Buzelis (28), White (21), Giddy (19 + 9 rebounds + 12 assists), Okoro (14), Vucevic (13 + 6 assists) – start; Herter (16), Dosunmu (13), Jones (11), Collins (10 + 7 rebounds), Williams (4), Smith (3).

Sacramento – Houston – 125:124 Overtime (30:31, 27:37, 25:23, 30:21, 13:12)

Sacramento: DeRozan (27 + 9 assists), Murray (26), Westbrook (21 + 13 rebounds), Reynaud (12 + 14 rebounds), Achiuwa (5) – start; Schroeder (24 + 7 rebounds + 10 assists), Clifford (6), Cardwell (2), Monk (2), Ellis (0).

Houston: Shengyun (28), Durant (24 + 10 rebounds + 8 assists), Thompson (18 + 9 rebounds + 8 assists), Smith (18), Okogie (3) – start; Ison (16), Shepard (15), Capela (2).

New York – Miami – 132:125 (30:37, 36:25, 39:37, 27:26)

New York: Brunson (47 + 8 assists), Bridges (24), Anunoby (18), Hart (13 + 10 rebounds), Towns (2) – start; Clarkson (10), Robinson (9 + 7 rebounds), Kolek (6), Diawara (3).

Miami: Ware (28 + 19 rebounds), Powell (22), Adebayo (14 + 9 rebounds), Mitchell (13 + 8 assists), Wiggins (7) – start; Haykes (23), Smith (9), Fontecchio (7), Yakucionis (2).

Brooklyn – Toronto – 96:81 (24:18, 25:21, 18:26, 29:16)

Brooklyn: Porter (24 + 11 rebounds), Clowney (19 + 9 rebounds), Diomin (16), Clexton (12 + 7 rebounds), Menn (5 + 7 assists) – start; Sharp (8), Traore (8), Z. Williams (2), Martin (2), Wolf (0).

Toronto: Ingram (19), Quickley (17 + 10 assists), Agbaji (7), Barnes (6), Poeltl (2) – start; Walter (9), Murray-Boyles (8), Bettle (4), Mamukelashvili (4), Dick (3), Shead (2), Temple (0).

Washington – San Antonio – 113:124 (28:26, 21:43, 37:29, 27:26)

Washington: Carrington (21), Vukcevic (18 + 9 rebounds), McCollum (15), George (14 + 7 assists), Shempeni (5) – start; Johnson (19 + 7 rebounds), Brenham (9), Riley (8), Watkins (4), Hill (0).

San Antonio: Fox (27 + 7 rebounds + 6 assists), Cornet (20 + 12 rebounds), Castle (18 + 11 assists), Barnes (14), Vassell (11) – start; Vembanyama (14 + 12 rebounds), K. Johnson (12 + 9 rebounds), Olynyk (4), Shempeni (3), Harper (1).

Minnesota – Milwaukee – 103:100 (23:29, 25:31, 27:15, 28:25)

Minnesota: Edwards (24 + 6 assists), DiVincenzo (18), Randle (12 + 7 rebounds), Gobert (11 + 18 rebounds), McDaniels (0) – start; Reed (12), Shannon (11), Hyland (9), Conley (6 + 6 assists), Clark (0).

Milwaukee: Porter (24 + 10 rebounds + 9 assists + 6 turnovers), Portis (16 + 11 rebounds), Turner (13), Kuzma (12 + 10 rebounds), Green (4) – start; Rollins (16), Sims (9), Trent (6), G. Harris (0).