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Dallas Mavericks Overcome Miami Heat in a Game of Lead Changes at American Airlines Center

The Dallas Mavericks secured a victory against the Miami Heat with a final score of 118-113, improving their season record to 30-26. The Heat, despite a valiant effort, fell to a 25-28 record. This game was marked by numerous lead changes and tied scores, showcasing the competitive nature of both teams.


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Mavericks' Key Performances


Dante Exum stood out for the Mavericks with an impressive performance, scoring 27 points on an astonishing 85 percent shooting from the field. His accuracy from beyond the arc was flawless at 100 percent, contributing significantly to his team's success. Exum also added four assists and three rebounds to his stat line.


Max Christie also made notable contributions with 19 points and five assists. His defensive efforts were highlighted by three steals and one block, demonstrating his all-around impact on the game.


Kessler Edwards was another key player for Dallas, contributing 15 points and nine rebounds. His performance on both ends of the court played a crucial role in securing this win for his team.


Heat's Effort Falls Short


The Miami Heat showed resilience throughout the match. They managed to take advantage of fast break opportunities but struggled with their three-point shooting at only 28 percent efficiency. Despite outscoring Dallas in points off turnovers (15) and second-chance points (25), it wasn't enough to clinch victory.


Jimmy Butler led Miami with significant contributions across various statistics but ultimately couldn't overcome Dallas' momentum in critical moments of the game.


Looking Ahead


The Dallas Mavericks will next face off against the New Orleans Pelicans at American Airlines Center on February 21st at 8:30 PM EDT. Fans can catch all the action live on KFAA or Gulf Coast Sports networks as both teams look to strengthen their positions within their respective conference standings.


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