Exciting news for Dallas Mavericks fans as free agent guard Dante Exum has decided to return to the team for a one-year deal. The versatile guard will team up with D'Angelo Russell to handle ballhandling duties as the season kicks off. Despite being limited to only 20 games last season due to injuries, Exum has proven to be a valuable asset with his scoring, playmaking, and strong defense on the perimeter. His return, combined with the signing of Russell, provides the Mavericks with much-needed depth in the backcourt as they navigate through the absence of Kyrie Irving, who is set to be out until at least January with a knee injury.
The decision to bring back Exum showcases the Mavericks' commitment to bolstering their roster and competing at a high level. With the team needing to make a corresponding roster move to stay within salary cap limits, the front office remains active in shaping the squad for success. Fans can look forward to seeing Exum back in action alongside the talented Mavericks roster, as they aim to make noise in a tough Western Conference this upcoming season.
Stay tuned for more updates on how Exum's return impacts the Mavericks' lineup and their pursuit of a playoff berth. With a dynamic backcourt duo in Exum and Russell, Dallas looks poised to make waves in the NBA this season.