The Dallas Mavericks fell to the Golden State Warriors 137-131 in an overtime game, despite Cooper Flagg’s 32-point performance. The Mavericks led by 15 points at one stage but struggled with 23 turnovers, mainly from Flagg and Naji Marshall, which fueled the Warriors’ comeback. Golden State capitalized on defensive rebounds, gaining a 23-8 advantage in second-chance points. The Warriors showcased their depth with eight players scoring in double digits, led by Moses Moody with 23 points.
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