Since the beginning of the offseason, the Dallas Mavericks have been at the top of headlines for the number of moves and additions they have made. From drafting Cooper Flagg with the first overall pick to signing D'Angelo Russell in the hopes that he will be the team's stopgap point guard while Kyrie Irving remains sidelined, the Mavericks have without a doubt had a busy summer.
Although the Mavericks may not be done making moves this offseason, one thing is for certain: the Mavs will once again rely heavily on the amount of tertiary scoring and ball-handling they can get from players off the bench.