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Zaccharie Risacher’s shaky NBA preseason has Dallas Mavericks fans asking whether the former No. 1 pick fits next to Cooper Flagg and Kyrie Irving. After an 0-for-7 night from three against the New Orleans Pelicans, how worried should the Mavs be, and is Max Christie the better starting option right now?
Nick Angstadt (@NickVanExit) breaks down why Zaccharie Risacher’s confidence may still be recovering from losing his role under Quin Snyder with the Atlanta Hawks, and what Dusty May’s comment about a lack of offensive variety reveals. Nick also shares his early concerns about Tarik Biberovic’s decision-making and the health of Marcus Sasser and Morez Johnson Jr. He also covers which Mavs have impressed so far, including Sergio de Larrea, Max Christie, Cooper Flagg, and Kyrie Irving.
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