Mavericks guard Dante Exum has suffered a broken bone in his left hand and is out indefinitely, per Shams Charania. Another tough injury blow for Dallas.
Dante Exum had a standout third quarter with 11 points on perfect shooting, but he’s now sidelined indefinitely, weakening the Mavericks' backcourt depth.
Exum sparked a Mavericks comeback vs. the Spurs with an 11-2 solo run, cutting the lead to just 1. His absence now creates a huge gap for Dallas.
Jason Kidd recently said Exum was on a 20–25 minute restriction, along with several others, highlighting how injury-plagued the Mavs already were.
Before the injury, Exum was showing flashes of dominance off the bench, proving crucial when Dallas’ offense was struggling in key moments.
The Mavs were already thin with PJ Washington, Brandon Williams, and Kai Jones all dealing with injuries. Exum’s loss deepens the crisis.
Against Houston, Exum was listed as a starter next to Klay Thompson, showing his importance in the rotation before this unfortunate injury.
Exum’s recent injuries included hamstring tightness, yet he fought through to perform. His broken hand now halts all that momentum indefinitely.
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