The Mavericks announce the 2025 preseason schedule!

The Dallas Mavericks officially announced the full schedule of the 2025 preseason! The preparation journey for the new season will begin from Canada's West Coast, and finally usher in a climax in Las Vegas, a place of basketball feast.

The West Coast of North America set sail, Kidd led Vancouver to train

According to the team's official confirmation, the Mavericks will travel to Vancouver, Canada from September 30 to October 4 local time to set up a training camp at Simon Fraser University. This continues the team's tradition of using international locations for pre-season assembly in recent years. Coach Kidd will use this precious 5 days to polish the tactical system and help new and old players accelerate the integration.

Four tough battles test the lineup, and after the first game of the defending champion

End Vancouver training camp, the Mavericks will usher in a close first-season four consecutive games:

On October 6 7:30 pm (8:30 AM on October 7), the Mavericks are in Fort Worth, Texas, and will face the new champion Oklahoma City Thunder at home. The first battle will lead to the strongest opponent, which is of great value for the test.

October 11 at 7:30 pm (8:30 AM on October 12), the team returned to Dallas home court against the young and energetic Charlotte Hornets.

October 13 at 8:00 pm (9:00 AM on October 14), the Mavericks will challenge the Utah Jazz away.

October 15 at 9:00 pm (12:00 noon on October 16), the pre-season finale moved to the casino Las Vegas, and the Los Angeles Lakers, which has a huge fan base, was in a neutral position. This game will undoubtedly become the focus of attention across the United States.

Highlights of the schedule: the local game starts, away training, the finale of the Casino

The preseason arrangement is quite thoughtful: the first two games allow the team to gradually find their state in the familiar Texas home court; then rush to the Utah Plateau to adapt to the away environment; finally face the Lakers in the spotlight of Las Vegas, simulating a high-intensity competitive atmosphere. For the Mavericks who are determined to make a difference in the new season, these four games are an excellent opportunity to test the results of summer training and debug the rotation lineup.