**Mavericks Eyeing Pistons Guard Amid Free Agency Moves**
With the pace of NBA free agency winding down, fans have shifted their attention to the Summer League, where teams showcase emerging talents. The Dallas Mavericks kicked off their Summer League campaign with a close loss to the Utah Jazz. Despite the defeat, young players like Brandon Williams, who scored 21 points, and second-round pick Melvin Ajincca, with 13 points, demonstrated potential contributions for the Mavericks.
Several players from the Mavs’ Summer League roster could potentially make the final team, but Dallas needs to make strategic decisions about their final roster spot.
Recently, the Mavericks brought in Malachi Flynn for a workout, indicating ongoing interest in enhancing their backcourt depth. Reports of Dallas’s interest in Flynn emerged earlier this month, and according to Dalton Trigg of Dallas Basketball, the workout confirms the Mavericks are seriously considering Flynn for their roster.
Dallas’s interest extends to several guards, including Spencer Dinwiddie, Dennis Smith Jr., and Flynn. Additionally, there are reports suggesting the likelihood of re-signing Markieff Morris. Though the final roster spot might seem minor, it presents an opportunity for Dallas to further strengthen their team. Fresh off an NBA Finals loss, the right addition could significantly boost their roster.
Signing Flynn would provide Dallas with a young point guard known for his scoring prowess. Last season, Flynn averaged 5.5 points, 1.7 rebounds, and 1.9 assists per game, shooting 41.8 percent from the field. His standout performance was a 50-point game against the Atlanta Hawks. Flynn’s scoring ability, ball handling, and confidence make him a solid shooter both off the catch and the dribble.
Dallas’s interest in Flynn is evident from the recent workout, and only time will reveal if the Mavericks will finalize his addition to their roster. Stay tuned for more updates on the Mavericks’ free agency moves and their pursuit of Malachi Flynn.
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