The burning question for the Dallas Hot Button: What can the Dallas Mavericks do in the offseason to improve for next season?
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Dirk Nowitzki becomes the 17th player in NBA history to reach 25,000 points as the Mavs‘ cruise to the 107-89 win over the Hornets.
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It’s seems like everyone in the basketball world is aware the Chicago Bulls are out of title contention this year, except for head coach Tom Thibodeau. Game after game the Bulls milk their starters as if they didn’t already have an injury prone team. It has become clear Thibodeau needs to stop playing for every regular season win and start developing chemistry among the bench unit.
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ESPNDallas.com reporter Tim MacMahon discusses injury concerns for Dirk Nowitzki and what it means for the Mavericks.
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1. Consensus #1 Pick, 100% sure he will be selected here and has not worked out for any other team.
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2. I think MJ will take MKG under his wing and try to develop him into a star. Has the attributes to defend, rebound and attack the basket, however he has an unusual shooting stroke. With the help of MJ, this can be corrected at the age of 18, as he has plenty of time to develop. May reach for Beal for greater offensive power or a big man in Robinson.
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The guys on ESPN’s First Take decided they wanted to play with fire on the Friday episode of their show, so they interviewed Dallas Mavericks owner Mark Cuban. Live. In studio. Mere feet from Skip Bayless’ exposed jugular.
I’m here to report that Skip and all of his limbs are fine, but his pride, well, that’s another story.
When the topic of LeBron James came up, Cuban wasted no time verbally destroying Bayless, an outspoken critic of James, about speaking in only generalities in his basketball analysis.
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The Dallas Mavericks have been dethroned. Eliminated. They’re finished. Whatever term you wish to use to describe it—and sorry, Mavs fans, there’s no euphemism great enough to lessen the blow—the Mavs’ 2012 season is over.
Yes, the defending champs didn’t do much defending in the 2012 NBA playoffs, getting swept by the Oklahoma City Thunder in four straight games. However, with the exception of Game 3, the Mavs hung tough with the Thunder, losing by less than six points in the other three. But they failed to show the same dominance that made them champions in 2011, ultimately resulting in a 103-97 loss Saturday night in Dallas that led to their demise.
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With another win for both of them last night, the Thunder and the Heat are but one win away from sweeping their first round playoff series. If you look at the Thunder and Mavericks it’s confusing because the Mavericks should be able to do something with the Thunder. However, the Knicks, they’re just a mess. There was so much promise, but now there’s not. Why is that?
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The first week of the hectic 2012 NBA Playoffs are in the books and already there are plenty of story lines and drama that will likely ensure to become a very entertaining 40 nights to decide a champion. From the match ups to the injuries and records being broken, every game this weekend had worth watching and plenty of things to discuss: The Magic and Clippers are up 1-0, Derrick Rose is out and the Spurs and Heat look like the best teams in the postseason. Highlights from Weekend 1 include:
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