Zaccharie Risacher looks forward to new beginning with Mavericks
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Sep 26, 2026, 6:23 PM
Last updated Sep 26, 2026
Zaccharie Risacher embarks on a new chapter with the Dallas Mavericks after leaving the Atlanta Hawks. The 21-year-old forward expressed his gratitude to Trae Young while noting his desire to thrive in Dallas, where he will have more opportunities to showcase his skills. After a challenging second season in Atlanta, which saw his playing time decrease significantly in the playoffs, Risacher is eager to prove himself in a system that believes in his potential. The Mavericks are excited about his arrival, with training camp set to start soon as the team prepares for preseason games in Macao ahead of the regular season opener against the Houston Rockets on October 21.
- •Risacher thanks Trae Young for support during tough times.
- •His role diminished significantly during the playoffs with Atlanta.
- •Dallas provides a fresh start and a featured role for Risacher.
- •Training camp begins soon, leading into preseason games.
- •Mavericks play their season opener against the Houston Rockets on October 21.
- 6:23 PMYahoo Sports — Risacher Finds The Faith Atlanta Hawks Could Not Give Him
"Zaccharie Risacher is ready to shine in Dallas after leaving Atlanta. He thanks Trae Young but says the Mavs are the right spot for his growth.
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