The Golden State Warriors began their trip to Texas Tuesday night with a 111-103 come-from-behind win over Dallas breaking the Mavericks five game win streak in the process.

Coming into tonight's game, the Golden State Warriors had put up tremendous efforts against the Cleveland Cavaliers and the Boston Celtics.

Toronto Raptors' Jarrett Jack drives the ball past Indiana Pacers' T.J Ford during the second half.

Jason Terry is helping the Dallas Mavericks' bench remain productive even though the team's depth has been tested.

Yes, I know it's a lame title, but look! Cheerleader! Line of the Night: The internets are abuzz today and the name on the tip of everyone's tongue is Anthony Morrow .

That's all it took, six players, for the Warriors to score their biggest win of the season, a 111-103 upset of the host Dallas Mavericks on Tuesday night.

The Mavericks were none of those Tuesday night. When they have played poorly recently, they've often been able to come away with a victory.

Tim Duncan's steady contribution over the last two weeks hasn't restored the San Antonio Spurs' reputation as one of the elite teams in the Western Conference.

Williams is not your prototypical PG, but the dude can score and score well. Just look at last nighta TMs game against the Grizzlies: 31 points on 12-16 shooting, 5 assists, 4 threes and 6 steals.

Golden State Warriors coach Don Nelson has pneumonia and did not travel with the team to Texas.

Golden State Warriors forward Mikki Moore, right, dunks against Boston Celtics' Kevin Garnett during the first quarter of an NBA basketball game in Boston on Wednesday, Nov.

The Southwest Division-leading Dallas Mavericks hope to lasso their sixth consecutive victory tonight, when they conclude a three- game homestand versus the Golden State Warriors at American Airlines Center.

Celtics vs. Golden St. Game time: 7:30pm, TD Garden. TV - CSN. Radio - WEEI-AM . Team Leaders Scoring Bos: Pi erce - 18.4 Warriors: Monta Ellis - 19.7 Rebounding Bos: Ga rnett - 7.5 Warriors: Anthony Randolph - 6.8 Who'll go off: Ray Allen.

Golden State Warriors coach Don Nelson has pneumonia and isn't traveling with the team for two games in Texas.

Through Saturday night, 48 percent of the voters in a poll on this site agreed with Randolph and Morrow and said Ellis could be an All-Star this year.

Given the recent exile of Stephen Jackson, I was curious to see how some of the other Don Nelson dog-house exiles are doing on their new, respective teams.

If numbers indeed don't lie, then it's hard to say the Warriors have gotten better on defense.

That about sums it up right there... Browse more photos>> Despite the obvious loss tonight, I pretty sure I'd be hard pressed to find anyone who has been watching the Warriors this year who wouldn't be pleasantly surprised at the display we put forth.

The first big trade of the NBA season involved a couple of lightweights, which has to make the heavyweights happy.

Vince Carter scored 26 points, Rashard Lewis had 16 points and 10 rebounds, and the Orlando Magic beat the Boston Celtics on Friday night.