The Dallas Mavericks travel slightly northeast after losing to the Golden State Warriors on Christmas Day and are preparing to face the Sacramento Kings on Saturday evening. If the NBA season were to end today, both teams would be outside of the postseason, as the Mavericks are the 11th seed and the Kings are dead last.

The Dallas Mavericks and Sacramento Kings meet Saturday in Sacramento, California, with tip-off set for 5 p.m. ET.

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Cooper Flagg scored 33 points as the Mavericks edged the Nuggets 131-130, snapping a losing streak and handing Denver a rare road loss.

The Mavericks continue to rely on Flagg, the NBA’s youngest player, in high-leverage moments. Flagg scored two baskets in the final 59 seconds of the fourth quarter, which got Dallas into overtime. In the extra period, Flagg missed the three shots he attempted but was able to assist Davis for the game-deciding basket.

Stephen Curry and the Golden State Warriors welcomed Cooper Flagg and the Dallas Mavericks to the Chase Center on Thursday. The Warriors defeated the Mavericks 126-116 in the nationally televised game.

The Kings are gearing up to play without three starters for Saturday's matchup, including two All-Stars in Domantas Sabonis and Zach LaVine. Joining LaVine and Sabonis on Saturday's injury report is standout forward Keegan Murray, who sustained a mild calf strain in their last outing.