URGENT UPDATE: The Dallas Mavericks’ highly anticipated game against the Milwaukee Bucks, scheduled for 6 p.m. CT today, has been officially postponed due to a severe winter storm impacting North Texas. The Mavericks were unable to depart from Dallas after their flight to Wisconsin was grounded by inclement weather conditions.
This decision comes as the winter storm has significantly affected travel in the region, leaving the team stranded and unable to reach their destination for the matchup. As of now, a rescheduled date for the game has not been announced, and fans are left awaiting further updates.
Just yesterday, the Mavericks faced off against the Los Angeles Lakers in a home game at the American Airlines Center, which proceeded despite the worsening weather. That game saw the Lakers triumph with a score of 116-110, marking Luka Dončić’s second appearance in Dallas since his trade to the Lakers in February 2025. However, several entrances to the arena were closed due to the extreme cold, and fans experienced long waits for public transport on DART as they exited the venue.
The Mavericks are now scheduled to meet the Minnesota Timberwolves on Wednesday, January 28, in Dallas, but fans are eager for updates on the Bucks game, which remains crucial for playoff positioning.
As the storm continues to impact North Texas, officials urge residents to stay safe and monitor travel conditions. Further announcements regarding the rescheduling of the Mavericks-Bucks game are expected soon, and all eyes will be on how the team navigates this weather crisis.
Stay tuned for more updates on this developing situation.
