Down 29? No problem.

December 30, 2008 by Will Davis · Leave a Comment 

If only there was another team in Dallas that could come back from a large deficit to win the game. Hmm.

The game against Minnesota showed me 3 things:

  • Dallas can be a better defensive team, but it’s going to take a lot work.
  • Minnesota has some talented players that they can build on.
  • Kevin McHale is the worst thing to happen to the NBA since short-shorts ensuring their young talented players are wasted.

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Winning Streak!!!

November 21, 2008 by Will Davis · Leave a Comment 

Dallas (4-7) 96 at Houston (7-4) 86

Yes, 3 wins in a row is a winning streak. Although the first two may have seemed like gimmes against the Knicks and Bobcats, Dallas traveled to Houston and beat the best team defense on their own court. Sure the Rockets were without Yao Ming and have an ailing Ron Artest and Tracy McGrady (of course) but a win is a win. And a streak is a streak. And like Kevin Costner said in Bull Durham ‘You don’t f*** with a winning streak.’

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Mavs Win Two in a Row

November 20, 2008 by Will Davis · Leave a Comment 

Dallas (3-7) 100 at Charlotte (3-6) 83

The Mavericks won their second game in a row by overwhelming advantage of talent emphasised by the Bobcats being without Jason Richardson (day-to-day with an ankle injury). Charlotte, without an inside presense, was dominated inside losing the rebounding battle 50 to 34. Erick Dampier played less than 20 mins still pulled down 11 rebounds and had 3 blocks, while Josh Howard put up 21 pts in wonderful play within 17 feet. In a game that Dallas never trailed they were able to manage the tempo well except for one blemish - 17 turnovers.  Luckily Charlotte couldn’t advantage and the Mavs coasted to a win.

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What to Expect from the Mavericks This Season

September 26, 2008 by Daniel Dessinger · Leave a Comment 

This is a difficult time in the life of a Dallas Mavericks fan. After two sorely disappointing years in a row, Dallas made little to no changes this offseason to prepare for one of the strongest conferences in NBA history.

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