Wednesday night, the Mavericks hosted the Timberwolves and it was also their championship ring ceremony. The Mavs welcomed back JJ Barea and Peja Stojakovic (retired) to receive their rings as well.
Pics and video of the ring ceremony below.
(Pics via Dallas Morning News & Twitter)
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January 27, 2012
DALLAS -- How ancient is Dallas Mavericks owner Mark Cuban's opposition to the risk of NBA players participating in the Olympics? It predates Dirk Nowitzki's present conditioning concerns. It predates this decade. It predates Rodrigue Beaubois' international injury issue. Heck, the subject is so time-worn that when Cuban first broached it, Roddy B was 14 years old. It...
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January 25, 2012
Jason Terry and the Dallas Mavericks should be receiving there championship rings very soon, actually, Wednesday to be exact before the Mavericks play Minnesota.
However, Terry will be receiving two rings. No, not one for each hand.
Terry will be raffling off the second ring to benefit his foundation, which is taking the girls’ team that he coaches to China this summer.
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January 26, 2012
DALLAS (AP) -- Dirk Nowitzki says he's had a good week of work and is shooting to return to the Dallas Mavericks' lineup Sunday.
Nowitzki spoke to reporters after practice Thursday, one day before the star forward will miss his fourth straight game as part of a planned hiatus to strengthen his sore right knee.
Coach Rick Carlisle said last weekend that last season's...
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January 26, 2012
The Dallas Mavericks received their championship rings last night and boy are they a thing of beauty. Mark Cuban teamed up with Jostens to create what might be the gaudiest ring ever.
Each one made with 14 K White Gold, 219 Brilliant round diamonds, and 31 Custom cut princess diamonds totaling 10 karats.
I remember Jostens designed our high school class rings. They didn’t look...
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January 25, 2012
After months of waiting, the members of the reigning NBA Champion Dallas Mavericks have finally received their championship rings.
As the Mavs set to take the floor on Wednesday against the Minnesota Timberwolves, a brief ring ceremony was held to honor the coaches and players who helped lead the franchise to their first-ever NBA title.
Mavs’ owner Mark Cuban chose this particular...
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January 25, 2012
You never forget your first, so make sure you’re in the building tonight when the Dallas Mavericks finally receive their NBA championship rings. A team of Mavericks players including Dirk Nowitzki, Jason Kidd and Jason Terry collaborated with master jewelers from Jostens’ championship jewelry team to create custom rings for players, coaches and members of [...]
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January 26, 2012
You wouldn’t think of Dirk as being a future broadcaster, but never say never.
He is already better than Reggie Miller, just by the 24 second clip.
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January 26, 2012
Lamar Odom, who has been mostly awful since arriving to the Dallas Mavericks in a salary-dump deal from the Los Angeles Lakers before the season, admits that he's "not myself yet" after another miserable performance Wednesday night.
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January 27, 2012
The Dallas Mavericks seem happy they don't have to worry about any more ceremonies honoring their first NBA championship.
Another disheartening defeat followed a night when the Mavericks received their rings, and they'll try to regroup Friday night as they continue to play without Dirk Nowitzki when they host the Utah Jazz.
Dallas (11-8) raised its championship banner before...
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January 26, 2012
Check out the raw footage from the Dallas Mavericks Championship Ring Ceremony held before the Mavs-Timberwoves game January 25th, 2012.
Every time you take a sip of coffee, think -- gotta check...
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January 26, 2012
While Dirk Nowitzki was on the mic, one of the best alley-opps of the season took place.
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January 27, 2012
Live analysis: Dallas Mavericks lead Utah Jazz 58-50 at halftime
The Salt Lake Tribune
Published Jan 27, 2012 07:22PM MDT
Dallas • The First: Jazz 30, Mavericks 30
Utah starts slow, looks wide-eyed and falls behind 9-6. But Mavs guard Jason Kidd (right calf strain) leaves the game with 9:47 left in the period and Dallas looses its rhythm.
The Second: Mavericks 58, Jazz...
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