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The Dallas Mavericks have gotten off to a strong start this season and surprisingly sit atop the Southwest Division.
The Mavericks have been very close to winning an NBA title in the five or six years, but it seemed as though their window had closed.
However, the team has retooled a couple times the last few years and is playing good basketball right now.
Dirk Nowitzki leads the team in scoring as per usual with about 26 points per game. He has gotten through a tough period in his life where he struggled on the court with off-the-court distractions, and his play has blossomed.
The team acquired point guard Jason Kidd at last year's trade deadline and he has done pretty well in Dallas. A lot of fans were critical of the move, because it meant trading away a young, talented Devin Harris for an over-the-hill veteran.
Kidd has fit in well with the Dallas offense and has also shown a surprising shooting touch from the outside. He leads the club with nearly 10 assists per contest and is shooting over 41 percent from behind the arc.
The Mavericks also picked up "The Matrix" Shawn Marion, who has added another dimension to the team. Not only does he help faciliate Dallas up-temp offense and fast break, but he is a terrific defender.
It's no secret that the Mavericks have struggled to stop just about anyone and anything the past decade, but Marion is doing his part to solve the problem.
Dallas has also done an excellent job improving their depth. The bench has been a real factor this year. Surprisingly, veteran forward Tim Thomas has proven to be one of the team's better pickups. Forwards Eric Dampier, Drew Gooden and Kris Humphries have all made contributions.
The Mavericks are certainly showing the moxie it takes to hang with the big boys in the Western Conference. Whether they have the defense and the toughness to make it happen in the playoffs is anyone's best guess.
The Mavericks have been very close to winning an NBA title in the five or six years, but it seemed as though their window had closed.
However, the team has retooled a couple times the last few years and is playing good basketball right now.
Dirk Nowitzki leads the team in scoring as per usual with about 26 points per game. He has gotten through a tough period in his life where he struggled on the court with off-the-court distractions, and his play has blossomed.
The team acquired point guard Jason Kidd at last year's trade deadline and he has done pretty well in Dallas. A lot of fans were critical of the move, because it meant trading away a young, talented Devin Harris for an over-the-hill veteran.
Kidd has fit in well with the Dallas offense and has also shown a surprising shooting touch from the outside. He leads the club with nearly 10 assists per contest and is shooting over 41 percent from behind the arc.
The Mavericks also picked up "The Matrix" Shawn Marion, who has added another dimension to the team. Not only does he help faciliate Dallas up-temp offense and fast break, but he is a terrific defender.
It's no secret that the Mavericks have struggled to stop just about anyone and anything the past decade, but Marion is doing his part to solve the problem.
Dallas has also done an excellent job improving their depth. The bench has been a real factor this year. Surprisingly, veteran forward Tim Thomas has proven to be one of the team's better pickups. Forwards Eric Dampier, Drew Gooden and Kris Humphries have all made contributions.
The Mavericks are certainly showing the moxie it takes to hang with the big boys in the Western Conference. Whether they have the defense and the toughness to make it happen in the playoffs is anyone's best guess.
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Butler told to stop chewing straws
Posted February 28, 2010 by steve
The NBA has told Dallas Mavericks guard Caron Butler that he needs to stop chewing straws during games.
Butler has had a habit of sitting on the bench and chewing on straws to help calm his nerves during games.
The guard said he first started doing it in high school and would sometimes go through 12 straws in a game.
Mavericks owner Mark Cuban said that the league is serious about the request because it is against the rules.
This seems to me to be one of the craziest things I've ever heard. Are they going to outlaw gum next?
Butler has had a habit of sitting on the bench and chewing on straws to help calm his nerves during games.
The guard said he first started doing it in high school and would sometimes go through 12 straws in a game.
Mavericks owner Mark Cuban said that the league is serious about the request because it is against the rules.
This seems to me to be one of the craziest things I've ever heard. Are they going to outlaw gum next?
Cuban wants more games at Cowboys stadium
Posted February 19, 2010 by steve
Dallas Mavericks owner Mark Cuban thinks the NBA All-Star game won't be the last basketball game played at the Cowboys new football stadium.
Cuban said he is contemplating playing an occasional regular season game at the new stadium.
The owner said that it will allow the team to bring in twice as many fans and would be great for marketing the team.
He also thinks it could entice free agents to want to come and play for the Mavericks, who have sold out 341 straight games.
The idea is somewhat similar to what the NHL has done by playing games outdoors in baseball stadiums.
Cuban said he is contemplating playing an occasional regular season game at the new stadium.
The owner said that it will allow the team to bring in twice as many fans and would be great for marketing the team.
He also thinks it could entice free agents to want to come and play for the Mavericks, who have sold out 341 straight games.
The idea is somewhat similar to what the NHL has done by playing games outdoors in baseball stadiums.
Mavericks make blockbuster deal with Wizards
Posted February 15, 2010 by steve
The Dallas Mavericks greatly improved their postseason chances by completing a seven-player trade with the Washington Wizards.
The Mavericks acquired former All-Star guard Caron Butler along with guard DeShawn Stevenson and center Brendan Haywood in exchange for forward Josh Howard and three other players.
The other three players given up by the Mavericks were former All-Star Drew Gooden, Quinton Ross and James Singleton.
The deal gives the Mavericks a potential star in Butler, who has struggled this season but certainly could benefit from a change of scenery.
Haywood will give the Mavericks a much-needed defensive presence in the paint, while Stevenson is not likely to see much time unless his play drastically improves.
The Mavericks acquired former All-Star guard Caron Butler along with guard DeShawn Stevenson and center Brendan Haywood in exchange for forward Josh Howard and three other players.
The other three players given up by the Mavericks were former All-Star Drew Gooden, Quinton Ross and James Singleton.
The deal gives the Mavericks a potential star in Butler, who has struggled this season but certainly could benefit from a change of scenery.
Haywood will give the Mavericks a much-needed defensive presence in the paint, while Stevenson is not likely to see much time unless his play drastically improves.
Mavs, Wiz Discussing Butler-Howard Trade
Posted February 13, 2010 by bryan
In a week's time, Dirk Nowitzki may have already bid goodbye to Josh Howard.
The Mavericks and Washington Wizards are reportedly in final stages of discussing a trade of Caron Butler, Brandon Haywood, and DeShawn Stevenson for Josh Howard, Drew Gooden, and one of Dallas' expiring contracts.
Dallas would gain an All-Star-caliber talent in Butler, and Haywood could easily fill the defensive hole they have in the middle. They'd only be giving up a backup center and a player with a team-option coming up at the end of the year for two legitimate pieces to add for their playoff run.
On Thursday, Mavericks owner Mark Cuban said: "We kind of know the parameters [under] which we would make a deal. If somebody meets our parameters, we'll pull the trigger. But if not, we're not going to do it. I don't see us doing something just to do something because that'll kill our flexibility this summer. But in the event that there's somebody that really upgrades our talent and really makes our team better, then maybe we'll do it."
The Mavericks and Washington Wizards are reportedly in final stages of discussing a trade of Caron Butler, Brandon Haywood, and DeShawn Stevenson for Josh Howard, Drew Gooden, and one of Dallas' expiring contracts.
Dallas would gain an All-Star-caliber talent in Butler, and Haywood could easily fill the defensive hole they have in the middle. They'd only be giving up a backup center and a player with a team-option coming up at the end of the year for two legitimate pieces to add for their playoff run.
On Thursday, Mavericks owner Mark Cuban said: "We kind of know the parameters [under] which we would make a deal. If somebody meets our parameters, we'll pull the trigger. But if not, we're not going to do it. I don't see us doing something just to do something because that'll kill our flexibility this summer. But in the event that there's somebody that really upgrades our talent and really makes our team better, then maybe we'll do it."
Cuban Willing to Entertain Trade Offers
Posted February 5, 2010 by bryan
With the Dallas Mavericks just 9-9 since New Year?s Eve, the franchise once thought to be entirely out of the trade market may be looking to make some moves before the Feb. 18 trade deadline.
Mavericks owner Mark Cuban admitted such, saying on Wednesday that the team will "at least listen" to trade offers.
"We suck right now," Cuban said. "Where before we might not have listened, now at least we'll listen. Nothing dramatic has changed except our performance."
The Mavs jumped out to a fast start and looked to be one of the serious contenders in the Western Conference, but much like a number of the NBA?s contenders, they hit a serious speedbump in January.
The one player being most floated in trade rumors is former All-Star Josh Howard, who has a contract with an $11.8 million team option next year. (In other words, a team can bring him in this year, and if they don?t want him back, they can cut him and free up nearly $12 million in cap space.)
"It's not like [other teams] think I'm sorry in this league," Howard told NBA.com. "I know that for a fact. If it's meant for me to get traded, it's going to happen. That's not even my concern. My concern is winning."
"It's just the nature of the business," Cuban said. "People get anxious and get nervous, particularly when things aren't going well and particularly with my history. It's not like Josh hasn't been here five years and knows we've made a lot of trades."
Mavericks owner Mark Cuban admitted such, saying on Wednesday that the team will "at least listen" to trade offers.
"We suck right now," Cuban said. "Where before we might not have listened, now at least we'll listen. Nothing dramatic has changed except our performance."
The Mavs jumped out to a fast start and looked to be one of the serious contenders in the Western Conference, but much like a number of the NBA?s contenders, they hit a serious speedbump in January.
The one player being most floated in trade rumors is former All-Star Josh Howard, who has a contract with an $11.8 million team option next year. (In other words, a team can bring him in this year, and if they don?t want him back, they can cut him and free up nearly $12 million in cap space.)
"It's not like [other teams] think I'm sorry in this league," Howard told NBA.com. "I know that for a fact. If it's meant for me to get traded, it's going to happen. That's not even my concern. My concern is winning."
"It's just the nature of the business," Cuban said. "People get anxious and get nervous, particularly when things aren't going well and particularly with my history. It's not like Josh hasn't been here five years and knows we've made a lot of trades."
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