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How to 'Moneyball' the MAVS: Summer 2012
A ton of variables may affect the free agency and trade possibilities for the Dallas Mavericks this offseason.
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NBA Free Agents 2012: How the Mavericks Will Rebuild with Deron Williams
The free agency period of 2012 is expected to be interesting with big names like Kevin Garnett , Tim Duncan, Ray Allen, Eric Gordon and many others ready to sign with a new team.
Orlando Magic Will Reportedly Field Offers for Dwight Howard Before NBA Draft
The Orlando Magic are ready to move on from Dwight Howard , and they won't wait long to begin entertaining offers for their superstar center.
Gene Frenette: GM Otis Smith treated shabbily by gutless Magic
The text message, soon after the Dwight Howard soap opera resulted in Otis Smith and coach Stan Van Gundy departing from the Orlando Magic, that Smith sent me read as follows: "Not talking For awhile, not even to you.
Deron Williams or Bust for Mavericks?
When Mark Cuban decided not to bring back Tyson Chandler, among other key contributors, Dallas took a different route this season in pursuing back-to-back NBA Titles.
2012 NBA Free Agents: Key Role Players That Must Get Re-Signed
Depth for any team at any level of any sport is imperative to have a chance at success.
Dwightdreams: Superteam or Traditional Team
The Superteam Model involves a top-heavy lineup. Superteams are built around minimum-wage veterans hungry for another championship.
Rick Carlisle agrees to a new contract to remain coach of the Dallas Mavericks
While terms weren't released, owner Mark Cuban indicated in a statement Tuesday that the new contract is for at least as long as that initial four-year deal.
Michelle Obama: Every vote counts
First lady Michelle Obama brought one key message to North Texans on Monday -- her husband wants to keep his job for another four years.
The Good, the Bad and the Ugly of a Mavs Wasted Season...
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15 Most Memorable Near Buzzer-Beaters in Playoff History
With the playoff atmosphere added in, the buzzer-beater takes on an even greater meaning.
It wasn't until late June before Mark Cuban, who went into a self-imposed cone of silence, opened his mouth, a time of unprecedented restraint that took everyone in basketball by surprise, even the NBA's front office.
Dirk Nowitzki: If Lamar Odom would've played like 2011, 'we would've had a shot'
Plenty of our pro teams have been saddled with can't miss draft picks that turned out to be big misses.
Townsend: Why Dirk Nowitzki would gladly share the spotlight with another star in Dallas
By this summer, the Dallas Mavericks could see a completely revamped roster filled with fresh new faces.
Photos: Will your favorite Mavs be back next season? See their contract situations
By this summer, the Dallas Mavericks could see a completely revamped roster filled with fresh new faces.
Mavs Get Swept Mark Cuban: No regrets over moves
Even after his defending NBA championship team was eliminated in the first-round, Dallas Mavericks owner Mark Cuban had no regrets about his post-lockout decision not to retain the core of last season's team.
Thunder finish sweep of defending champ Mavs
When the Heat won their first NBA championship in 2006, they did it by beating the Mavericks on their home floor in six games.
Halftime Game 4: Dallas Mavericks 47, Oklahoma City 47.
Rick Carlisle decided to insert last season's Sixth Man of the Year into the starting lineup in order to provide an offensive spark they sorely lacked in Game 3. While he has not scored proficiently thus far, he has given Dallas that extra offensive threat where Oklahoma City must recognize on the court.
Off the Dribble: Back When The Knicks Won One
Since then, as the Knicks have compiled the longest postseason losing streak in N.B.A. history - 13 games - every team other than the Charlotte Bobcats has won at least one playoff game.
The Difference: Oklahoma City Thunder 95, Dallas Mavericks 79
You know the drill. The Difference is a reflection on the game that was, with one bullet for every point in the final margin.
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