Cuban Says Miami Return Isn't Sentimental
Cuban made his first trip back to the arena where his team won last season's NBA championship, as the Mavericks were facing the Miami Heat on Thursday night.
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Cuban made his first trip back to the arena where his team won last season's NBA championship, as the Mavericks were facing the Miami Heat on Thursday night.
The Lakers just aren't who they used to be. After consecutive titles followed by a dispiriting sweep in last year's Finals, the Lakers have moved on dramatically as an organization.
Dallas visits Miami on Thursday night, the second and final meeting of this regular season between the clubs.
Don't look now but -- at least for the time being -- Lamar Odom is playing with a headband. And a pulse.
The NBA's winningest coach is headed where you would expect to find someone with that title: the Naismith Basketball Hall of Fame.
Both the Miami Heat and Dallas Mavericks say there's more to their game Thursday than revisiting NBA finals memories.
Odom's nine points against the Houston Rocket Tuesday night were his most in the last nine games, not including the game when Odom didn't even play last Friday.
Jason Terry scored seven consecutive points in a minute to start a game-turning run for the Dallas Mavericks, who went on to a 90-81 victory over the Houston Rockets on Tuesday night.
The Mavericks are in fifth place in the Western Conference and the Rockets are tied with Utah and Denver for spots seven through nine.
After being booed by fans last week, Lamar Odom said he's confused by the reaction –– it's never happened to him before.
Dirk Nowitzki scored 31 points, Jason Terry added 24 and Brandan Wright had a career-high seven blocks to help the Dallas Mavericks beat the Houston Rockets 101-99 in overtime Saturday night.
The Mavs have signed free agent Kelenna Azubuike, who hasn't played since tearing a knee tendon with Golden State two seasons ago.
Odom had "french fries"; 1 RB, 1 assist, 1 TO and 1 point in the 23 minutes he played against the Lakers. So RAGE has to ask...are we done with Lamar Odom?
Looking to extend their win streak to five, the Dallas Mavericks were defeated by the Los Angeles Lakers Wednesday night with a final score of 109 – 93.
Kobe Bryant scored 30 points, Pau Gasol added 27 points, and the Lakers stopped the Mavericks with a 109-93 victory on Wednesday night.
