Mavs To Make 9th Selection In NBA Draft
The ping pong balls didn't go the Mavs way on Tuesday night.
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The ping pong balls didn't go the Mavs way on Tuesday night.
Mavericks superstar Dirk Nowitzki took to twitter ahead of the NBA Draft Lottery on Tuesday to show his lack of faith in the team's draft fortunes.
Tonight is the night where four (out of 14) ping pong balls could drastically change the Mavericks' fortunes for the next 15 years.
Dirk Nowitzki is asking for some fashion advice these days.
Plans for the NBA 2K eSports league, where gamers compete while representing actual NBA teams, were announced in February, and Dallas will be among the league's inaugural teams.
The big German has a potential heir in Harrison Barnes, some intriguing young players with rotation potential around him and a good enough feeling about his body that the 38-year-old might even hang around beyond next season.
The Mavericks have the ninth best odds at getting the No. 1 overall pick in May's lottery.
Forward Nicolas Brussino, making his second start of the season, and reserve guard Devin Harris each scored 15 points and the short-handed Mavericks ended a five-game losing streak with a 100-93 victory.
The Mavericks honored Tony Romo on Tuesday night but ended up falling to the Denver Nuggets.
The Dallas Mavericks have acquired guard DeAndre Liggins on a waiver claim, the team announced Tuesday.
You've probably heard by now former Dallas Cowboy Tony Romo is suiting up tonight -- but not for "America's Team." This time he'll will be wearing the white, silver and blue for the Dallas Mavericks!
When both teams went with youngsters for the second half, the Phoenix Suns knew they had an advantage over the Dallas Mavericks.
In what might be the most 'tankeriffic' roster move in NBA history, the Dallas Mavericks have asked Tony Romo to suit up as a member of the Mavs roster for Tuesday's final home game of the season.
Mavericks' head coach Rick Carlisle told reporters Friday that the young players are going to play a lot of minutes in the final four games of the season.
Blake Griffin scored 32 points and the Los Angeles Clippers led all the way in beating the Dallas Mavericks 112-101 Wednesday night.
