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[CLARK] Patrick Dumont is being patient with Mavs. How does he feel about Cuban, Flagg and more?

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MACAU — It’s been almost three years since the Dallas Mavericks changed controlling owners. On Dec. 27, 2023, the NBA’s Board of Governors approved Mark Cuban’s sale of the team to Miriam Adelson and Patrick Dumont, members of the families that run the Sands Corporation. During the ownership transition, Cuban said his vision was to partner with Sands and build a new basketball arena that merged with a casino and resort. At one time, Dumont had the same idea. But now, Dumont said that the aren...

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[King] Hugo González and young wings impress, Devin Carter stands out: Celtics preseason takeaways

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The young wing competition Mazzulla spent most of last season shuffling young wings in and out of the rotation. Baylor Scheierman, Hugo González, Jordan Walsh and Ron Harper Jr. offered optimism, but none could create much separation for playing time. As the season approaches, their race for minutes will be one of the most important competitions to watch. Thursday night’s rotation didn’t offer much of a hint about who’s leading that race. With many players sitting (Tatum, George, White, Harpe...

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