• Mavericks feeling upbeat, for the health of it

    Mavericks feeling upbeat, for the health of it
    The Mavericks certainly would like to be sitting among the top six teams of the Western Conference, assured of a playoff berth.
    It’s something that looked plausible when they were 31-26 after winning their first game after the All-Star break.
    Just 10 days later, Kyrie Irving went down with a season-ending knee injury and the Mavericks have gone 8-16 since.
    Hello, play-in tournament, an instrument for filling the seventh and eighth playoff seeds in each conference. Originally, it was dreame
  • McKinney’s Ja’Kobe Walter, enjoyed ‘outstanding’ season with Raptors

    McKinney’s Ja’Kobe Walter, enjoyed ‘outstanding’ season with Raptors
    Ja’Kobe Walter was probably destined to be in the NBA. After all, his parents named him after Michael Jordan AND Kobe Bryant — arguably the top two players of all-time.
    But Walter, who is a rookie with the Toronto Raptors, didn’t know about his connection to Jordan and Bryant until he was a teenager and playing basketball for McKinney High School.
    “They told me that my junior year of high school, so I didn’t really have any pressure thinking about it,” Walter
  • McKinney High-ex, Ja’Kobe Walter, enjoyed “outstanding” season with Raptors

    McKinney High-ex, Ja’Kobe Walter, enjoyed “outstanding” season with Raptors
    Ja’Kobe Walter was probably destined to be in the NBA. After all, his parents named him after Michael Jordan AND Kobe Bryant — arguably the top two greatest players of all-time.
    But Walter, who is a rookie with the Toronto Raptors, didn’t know about his connection to Jordan and Bryant until he was a teenager and playing basketball for McKinney High School.
    “They told me that my junior year of high school, so I didn’t really have any pressure thinking about it,&rdquo
  • Davis’ triple-double powers Mavericks’ blowout win over Raptors

    Davis’ triple-double powers Mavericks’ blowout win over Raptors
    A bit of normalcy returned on Friday night at American Airlines Center.
    Gone were the one-timers, those overflow media members who crammed into the building for Luka Doncic’s Wednesday return to Dallas. And the Los Angeles Lakers fans, too.
    Replacing them was a business-as-usual approach from the Mavericks, who are trying to put together an identity on the fly and couldn’t have asked for a better confidence builder than the Toronto Raptors.
    With Anthony Davis rolling up a triple-doub
  • Advertisement

  • Davis, Lively lead Mavericks’ blowout win over Raptors

    Davis, Lively lead Mavericks’ blowout win over Raptors
    A bit of normalcy returned on Friday night at American Airlines Center.
    Gone were the one-timers, those overflow media members who crammed into the building for Luka Doncic’s Wednesday return to Dallas. And the Los Angeles Lakers fans, too.
    Replacing them was a business-as-usual approach from the Mavericks, who are trying to put together an identity on the fly and couldn’t have asked for a better confidence builder than the Toronto Raptors.
    With Anthony Davis rolling up a triple-doub

Follow @DalMavericksNws on Twitter!