Dallas Mavs Fall Short 81-80 In Double OT Loss To Utah Jazz
The Dallas Mavericks now hold an 0-2 record to start their Las Vegas summer league schedule following an 81-80 double OT loss to the Utah Jazz.
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The Dallas Mavericks now hold an 0-2 record to start their Las Vegas summer league schedule following an 81-80 double OT loss to the Utah Jazz.
Here's a look at the roster breakdown for the Mavericks after an interesting offseason.
Shooting regression is coming for the Mavericks. Or is it? Share this story Robert Hanashiro-USA TODAY Sports If you listen to Tyron Lue, Paul George or Skip Bayless you would believe that the Dallas Mavericks are an average to bad 3-point shooting team that has simply been lucky so far in the playoffs. To an extent that is true. No team is going to shoot 50 percent from three over a long sample size. That being said, the Mavericks are not due for as much regression as it might appear. The Mavericks shot 36.2 percent from three for the regular season. This was 18th in the NBA. However...
Why do the Mavericks make people so angry? Share this story Looking at things from a distance, objectively, the Mavericks had a successful season. Consider the following: Better winning percentage than last season Higher seed from last season Six key players posted career-high true shooting percentages (Luka Doncic, Maxi Kleber, Jalen Brunson, Tim Hardaway Jr., Dorian Finney-Smith and Kristaps Porzingis). The Mavericks are entering the playoffs in significantly better health than last season. Now that doesn’t mean there aren’t worthy criticisms of this Mavericks roster and especially thei...
3 thoughts as the Dallas Mavericks fall to the Minnesota Timberwolves, 136-121 Share this story Bruce Kluckhohn-USA TODAY Sports The Mavericks fell to the Timberwolves Sunday night, 136-121. It was an ugly game, one in which Dallas didn’t look prepared to play. They fell behind early and despite repeated attempts, could never quite get back into things. The entire roster, minus Maxi Kleber, JJ Redick, and Tyrell Terry, saw time by the end of things, but it was clear the Mavericks didn’t have much interest in winning and as a result, they did not. Instead of our more traditional format, we...