Bring Joy Back: Mavs Open Camp Under Dusty May With Kyrie, Flagg, and a Macao Trip Ahead
Sources: NBA.com media day; Dallas Sports Journal. — RF Sports Radio
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Media day at the AAC set the tone for 2026-27: new coach Dusty May, Kyrie Irving back from a torn left ACL saying he's under no medical restrictions into camp, and Cooper Flagg entering Year 2 after winning Kia Rookie of the Year.
Masai Ujiri's message was simple — bring joy back to basketball after a 26-56 season. Flagg said he's now about 6'10" without shoes. Dallas also drafted Morez Johnson Jr. at No. 9, a familiar face from May's Michigan staff.
Camp roster churn is real. Dwight Powell is back on a training-camp deal (terms undisclosed), and Dallas Sports Journal reported Seth Lundy joined as a camp invitee to fill out a 20-man group. Neither is locked onto the opening-night 15.
Rehab watch: patience with Dereck Lively II after right-foot surgery; Santi Aldama's camp status tied to a right knee scope. Preseason tips off with the NBA China Games vs. the Rockets in Macao on Oct. 9 and Oct. 11, then home dates before the regular-season opener at Houston on Oct. 21.
Sources: NBA.com media day live updates; NBA.com Powell signing; NBA.com China Games; Dallas Sports Journal (Lundy).
— RF Sports Radio
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