any person on this earth that has beef with rick brunson will forever be in my good graces https://t.co/LdHkCe8e6N
— Coopz (@Coopz___) October 14, 2024
Brunson family were the problem
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Brunson family were the problem
Not sure what's going on here. Can't hear anything.
DDV is big mad about getting traded out of NY
PJ starting is good news. There was some speculation his injury may have been a little more concerning than the team was letting on.
Good post up and bucket over Harden early for him.
Good post up and bucket over Harden early for him.
Grimes is so nice
Point Grimes. Some really nice passes operating the PNR.
Go ahead and file this away for future use because we all know it's coming at some point this season:
https://t.co/6qwgZJz8Qb pic.twitter.com/hzPe5lIUJO
— 🎃jack skellington 🇵🇸 (@SnackPr0tein) October 15, 2024
Realistically, as long as there are no serious injuries to key rotational players throughout this season, I think the Mavs have a chance at winning the NBA title. In a year like last year where we had many injuries throughout the regular season and still finishing 5th in the west and an NBA finals berth, you can imagine the possibilities for this year's team.
With a Dereck Lively sophomore year leap (and hopefully some three point shooting from him), just his production alone should help this team drastically. Making some key additions in the offseason picking up Grimes and of course Klay Thompson, the shooting depth has improved even more, and the Mavs will have elite floor spacing on top of the shot creation from Luka/Kyrie.
When discussing the loss of DJJ, replacing his spot with Naji Marshall was a genius move by Nico Harrison. We were able to get him for cheap, and his production should be similar, if not better than what we saw out of DJJ. Marshall's ability to hit open threes, and his defensive upside are huge for the second unit and a great replacement for Jones.
Hopefully, with a healthy season, I see this Mavericks team winning their second championship within the next two years. There is no doubt our front office believes that this team's championship window is upon us, and hopefully the guys can rally behind an MVP season by Luka. So excited to see this roster mesh and I believe we have enough to take us all the way. Go Mavs!
With a Dereck Lively sophomore year leap (and hopefully some three point shooting from him), just his production alone should help this team drastically. Making some key additions in the offseason picking up Grimes and of course Klay Thompson, the shooting depth has improved even more, and the Mavs will have elite floor spacing on top of the shot creation from Luka/Kyrie.
When discussing the loss of DJJ, replacing his spot with Naji Marshall was a genius move by Nico Harrison. We were able to get him for cheap, and his production should be similar, if not better than what we saw out of DJJ. Marshall's ability to hit open threes, and his defensive upside are huge for the second unit and a great replacement for Jones.
Hopefully, with a healthy season, I see this Mavericks team winning their second championship within the next two years. There is no doubt our front office believes that this team's championship window is upon us, and hopefully the guys can rally behind an MVP season by Luka. So excited to see this roster mesh and I believe we have enough to take us all the way. Go Mavs!
Thunder Center Hartenstein broke his hand.
Reevaluation in 5-6 weeks.
Reevaluation in 5-6 weeks.
You hate to see it.
Lame that Kyrie is a late scratch tonight for rest, but at least we get to see more Goatman.
Well they said Kyrie wouldn't be playing, but I guess he is.
Are we underestimating the Dinwiddie signing? Especially with the Exum injury, but Dinwiddie gives minutes for either Kyrie, Klay, or Hardy. He could be huge if anybody goes down, or help us steal wins during planned rest for stars.
94chem,
That, sir, was the greatest post in the history of TexAgs. I salute you. -- Dough
That, sir, was the greatest post in the history of TexAgs. I salute you. -- Dough
He's definitely good for depth, but he is not the same player he was the last time he was with the Mavs. The 12 months he was with the Mavs is actually the outlier for his career. He's looked pretty terrible in the preseason too.
You'd rather have him than a young guy when there are injuries, but he's going to be mostly DNP when the backcourt is healthy.
You'd rather have him than a young guy when there are injuries, but he's going to be mostly DNP when the backcourt is healthy.
Mark Cuban: "You know how close we were to trading for Kobe in 2007. Oh my God, it was like literally this close. I talked to Jerry Buss and worked something out. Kobe wanted to leave. Jerry said, 'if you want to leave, we'll take care of it.' We were going to trade Josh Howard, Jason Terry, and picks, but no Dirk. I said, 'Anyone but Dirk.' Kobe wanted it, and Jerry was willing to do it, but Mitch Kupchak talked Jerry out of it.
Thank god that didn't happen.
IDK, Kidd, Kobe, Dirk and Antoine BAMF Wright together seems pretty good.
Not there was ever much doubt, but Luka practiced fully today, so doesn't seem like there should be any issues for the opener on Thursday.
Also Maxi practiced after having a sprained ankle since the very start of camp.
Also Maxi practiced after having a sprained ankle since the very start of camp.
Anybody going to pay 14.99 a month for Mavs basketball with their app?
Dallas, meanwhile, has come to terms on a three-year, $18 million extension with Jaden Hardy -- who was eligible for a new deal all the way through June 30 rather than facing a deadline today -- while Dallas' deadline talks with Quentin Grimes (as laid out earlier) fizzled. https://t.co/VW0xJ4pC1t
— Marc Stein (@TheSteinLine) October 21, 2024
Bummer that we couldn't lock up Grimes for a few more years, but we should get a good season out of him now that he's officially in a contract year.
Already run a Plex server, bought a HD Homerun Duo and an antenna and will use that to make my own stream as well as stream it to friends/family that don't have the channel.
shack009 said:Dallas, meanwhile, has come to terms on a three-year, $18 million extension with Jaden Hardy -- who was eligible for a new deal all the way through June 30 rather than facing a deadline today -- while Dallas' deadline talks with Quentin Grimes (as laid out earlier) fizzled. https://t.co/VW0xJ4pC1t
— Marc Stein (@TheSteinLine) October 21, 2024
This is a bargain. Now if kidd would just play him.
Boston picking up right where they left off…
Is there a way to watch mavs via stream with new deal? I am in Austin.
They came out with a stream app this week. It's $125 for the year or $15 per month. Initially it's going to run off the nba app and then eventually will be on a new app for the mavs.
https://www.wfaa.com/article/sports/nba/mavericks/mavericks-mavstv-paid-streaming-platform-2024-2025-season/287-3408552f-9f13-488f-9353-6467da28c177
https://www.wfaa.com/article/sports/nba/mavericks/mavericks-mavstv-paid-streaming-platform-2024-2025-season/287-3408552f-9f13-488f-9353-6467da28c177
mavsfan4ever said:
They came out with a stream app this week. It's $125 for the year or $15 per month. Initially it's going to run off the nba app and then eventually will be on a new app for the mavs.
https://www.wfaa.com/article/sports/nba/mavericks/mavericks-mavstv-paid-streaming-platform-2024-2025-season/287-3408552f-9f13-488f-9353-6467da28c177
Thanks
Leander - Ag said:mavsfan4ever said:
They came out with a stream app this week. It's $125 for the year or $15 per month. Initially it's going to run off the nba app and then eventually will be on a new app for the mavs.
https://www.wfaa.com/article/sports/nba/mavericks/mavericks-mavstv-paid-streaming-platform-2024-2025-season/287-3408552f-9f13-488f-9353-6467da28c177
Thanks
That's only if you are in the Mavs market though. Make sure you are in the Mavs tv market before paying for it. If you are outside the Mavs market, then you can watch through League Pass.
Rui Hachimura scored 18 points during the Lakers' 110-103 win over the Timberwolves.
— The Athletic NBA (@TheAthleticNBA) October 23, 2024
Post game he spoke about why he was being aggressive on offense. pic.twitter.com/Ws23LPuCSX
Wolves are cooked
Yeah that was really surprising from them. The Lakers were 5/30 from 3 and shot 44% from the field, but still controlled the game.
Another move incoming for the wolves still, I imagine.
Another move incoming for the wolves still, I imagine.
Happy gameday boys.
So pumped! I haven't been this excited about a Mavs season opener in quite some time