Dallas Mavericks Register Third Straight Win with 118-108 Triumph Over Miami Heat

Key Takeaways:

• On Wednesday night, Dallas secured their first three-game winning streak of the season by overcoming the Miami Heat 118-108
• Cooper Flagg contributed 22 points while Anthony Davis added 17 points and 17 rebounds in the Mavericks’ victory
• Ryan Nembhard posted 15 points with a season-high 13 assists, marking his fourth consecutive career start

Mavericks Seize Momentum with Another Victory

The Dallas Mavericks claimed their third consecutive win in their current campaign following a 118-108 triumph over the Miami Heat on Wednesday evening. Standout rookie Cooper Flagg posted 22 points, while Anthony Davis recorded 17 points alongside an impressive 17 rebounds. This has extended Dallas’ first winning streak of the season.

Performance Highlights and Game Dynamics

Ryan Nembhard, an undrafted rookie enjoying a breakout run, followed up his prior career-high 28-point outing against Denver by logging 15 points and distributing a season-high 13 assists versus Miami. Over this span, Nembhard has started four straight matches – the first starts of his professional career. Klay Thompson, operating from the bench, also chipped in 17 points.

Three in a row! MAVS WIN!!!@Chime // #MFFL pic.twitter.com/uEjFUVpGwn

— Dallas Mavericks (@dallasmavs) December 4, 2025

For the Heat, Kel’el Ware notched 22 points and collected 10 rebounds, while Tyler Herro contributed 20 points but failed to score after half-time. Herro, recently returning from surgery on his left ankle and foot, made all eight of his first-half field goals but missed his five shots, including four three-point attempts, after the break.

Norman Powell, Miami’s leading scorer, was sidelined with a sprained left ankle, and Dallas’ centre Daniel Gafford exited in the second half due to a left ankle injury and did not return to the contest.

Crucial Late-Game Push

As the Heat closed a 17-point second-half gap to four with three minutes remaining, courtesy of Bam Adebayo’s basket (Adebayo finished with 21 points), Flagg and Davis combined for Dallas’ final eight points, securing the result. Davis took part in back-to-back games for the first time since a month-long absence caused by a left calf strain.

Nembhard was flawless from long range in the second quarter, knocking down all three of his attempts within a three-minute window as Dallas established a lead they would not relinquish. As a unit, the Mavericks converted 16 of their 32 three-point shots.

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