One Dallas Mavericks star has finally recovered from the Luka Doncic trade. Last season, the Dallas Mavericks shocked the NBA when they traded Luka Doncic to the Los Angeles Lakers.
The Dallas Mavericks kept things rolling Friday night with a 119–111 home win over the Brooklyn Nets at American Airlines Center, improving to 10–16. It was their fifth win in the last six games and their second straight home victory, the first time they’ve done that this season.
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The Dallas Mavericks returned from a five-day layoff on Friday to welcome the Brooklyn Nets to the American Airlines Center. Dallas continued their solid play and got themselves a 119-111 win, their fifth in the team’s last six games.
The Dallas Mavericks concluded the two-game homestand against the Brooklyn Nets on Friday. The Mavericks defeated the Nets 119-111 at the American Airlines Center.
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The Dallas Mavericks defeated the Brooklyn Nets 119-111 Friday night in Dallas. The win is the Mavericks’ third in the last four games and is a great way to get back into action after five days off.
What looked like a frustrating night for the Mavericks flipped sharply after halftime. Anthony Davis took control on both ends, pouring in 20 of his 24 points after the break while cleaning the glass with 14 rebounds and protecting the rim with three blocks.
Anthony Davis recorded 24 points, 14 rebounds, three steals and three blocked shots to help the Dallas Mavericks notch a 119-111 victory over the visiting Brooklyn Nets on Friday night.
The Dallas Mavericks returned after nearly a week off to play the Brooklyn Nets at home on Friday night. It wasn't the best time for six days off, as the Mavs had finally started to find some momentum, winning four of the last five games before the break, and they beat some good teams in that stretch.
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After a substantial stretch of having no games, the Dallas Mavericks are back in action tonight against the Brooklyn Nets. The Nets, who have also not played in almost a week, have actually won three out of their last four, with each of those wins coming by double digits.
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