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The Dallas Mavericks have pulled off a major win by landing the top pick in the NBA Draft Lottery. In this video, I react to the results, what this means for Dallas moving forward, and how it could shift the direction of the franchise.

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The Mavericks have had a roller coaster of a season. They start the season a bit shaky, and then they make what most call a boneheaded move by trading their superstar, Luka Doncic, to the Lakers. After that, they endure a stretch of injuries unlike any other, and they end the season with the No. 1 pick.

The Dallas Mavericks got a much-needed shot in the arm to kick off the offseason, landing the No. 1 overall pick in the 2025 NBA Draft. As things stand, the Mavericks are slated to select former Duke star Cooper Flagg at the top of the draft, adding a potential diamond to a roster that already includes Kyrie Irving and Anthony Davis.

In a recent Bleacher Report article, Dan Favale noted the top offseason priority for each NBA team, circling Kyrie Irving’s player option as the most important piece for Dallas. Irving holds a $42.9 million player option for the 2025-26 season,

But with the Stars bowing out of the playoffs in uncharacteristic fashion, losing four in a row to Edmonton and then suffering a coach-fueled implosion that has GM Jim Nill and owner Tom Gaglardi scrambling to find a coach for next season, the Mavericks have at least caught the Stars in their ability to play into May and maybe late May next season.