Dusty May Says Dwight Powell ‘Exemplified Everything’ Mavericks Want
Dallas Mavericks coach Dusty May praised veteran center Dwight Powell following the team's decision to waive him. May highlighted Powell's professionalism and impact on the organization during his 12-season tenure.
Why it matters
The departure of a long-tenured player like Powell reflects the ongoing roster management and strategic shifts within NBA organizations.
DALLAS — Dusty May started Monday's availability by thanking Dwight Powell, on the day the Dallas Mavericks let the longtime center go .
Powell spent May's first training camp in Dallas on a one-year, minimum-salary contract that carried a $1 million partial guarantee. He played in three of the four preseason games. In 12.1 minutes per game, he averaged 1.3 points, 2.0 rebounds, and 3.7 assists.
Dallas had also waived guards Seth Lundy and John Poulakidas over the weekend, and May included both of them.
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