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Mavericks Shut Down Facilities After 2 More Positive Covid Test

by Jai Nokes
D210SPORTS

DALLAS, TEXAS — After learning the team would be without Jalen Brunson, Josh Richardson, and Dorian-Finney Smith, The Mavericks grabbed a much needed win last night to continue to their win streak this season with limited help. 

On Sunday, Dallas received more bad news, as they were informed they will be without Maxi Kleber for 10-14 days due to contact tracing and following league Covid 19 protocol. 

The Mavericks decided to shut down their facilities due to having 2 more positive tests. All four players are currently isolating and the status of Monday’s home game against the Pelicans is still on schedule to be played. 

We will provide updates once more information is available.

Jai (Jay) Nokes is a writer and contributor for D210SPORTS covering the Dallas Mavericks. He has covered high school, collegiate, and professional sports since 2014. His most recent experience was covering the Dallas Renegades of the XFL for XFL Board and also served as an exclusive writer/insider for XFLNewsHub. Jai's main goal is to be credible and reputable in all aspects by building a genuine trust between him and his audience. Follow Jai at @notesxnokes on twitter and facebook for all updates and recent stories involving the Dallas Mavericks for this upcoming season and beyond.

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