Mavs Step Back Podcast

On this episode, host Dalton Trigg is once again joined by his DallasBasketball.com colleague Grant Afseth to recap what they learned from the Dallas Mavericks' Summer League squad in Las Vegas. Why haven't the Mavs given A.J. Lawson a two-way deal yet? How concerned should we be with Jaden Hardy's efficiency? From there, the guys also discuss the Jazz and Knicks opening trade discussions for star guard Donovan Mitchell, and how those talks could potentially affect/involve the Mavs. Also, are too many people giving up on Josh Green too early?

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The Mavs' offseason started out with a bang, but has been very quiet since the team lost Jalen Brunson to the New York Knicks. Where does Dallas go from here? Dalton Trigg and Grant Afseth analyze and speculation on many different options the Mavs could have later this summer, including Bojan Bogdanović, Mike Conley... and yes, Kyrie Irving... no matter how much the Mavs themselves try to push back on that idea.

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Hosts Dalton Trigg and Matt Galatzan give their instant reactions to the Dallas Mavericks trading for Houston Rockets big man Christian Wood. Feel the excitement! Be sure to rate and subscribe!

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On this episode, Dalton Trigg joins The Drunk Sports Podcast crew – Timm Hamm and Colby Sapp – as a guest to officially bury the 2021-22 Dallas Mavericks as well as looking ahead to the immediate future. Is the foundation Jason Kidd created sustainable for the long term? Do the Mavs really have a choice when it comes to paying Jalen Brunson what he wants? Could Myles Turner be Dallas' best option for upgrading the starting center position? All that and much more is discussed at length.

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The Dallas Mavericks avoided a Western Conference Finals sweep by beating the Golden State Warriors in Game 4, 119-109. Luka Doncic was fantastic, finishing with 30 points, 14 rebounds and nine assist, and the Mavs improved to 3-0 when facing elimination this postseason. On this live-recorded episode of the Mavs Step Back Podcast, Dalton Trigg is joined by a handful of Mavs fan listeners on Spotify Live to discuss all that happened in Game 4, including Reggie Bullock and Maxi Kleber bouncing back in a big way. Was this effort sustainable? Could the Mavs possibly become the first team in history to come back from a 3-0 series deficit? Let's find out.

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The Dallas Mavericks went into Phoenix for a Game 7 against the Suns and completely annihilated them, 123-90, to move onto the Western Conference Finals against Steph Curry and the Golden State Warriors. Luka Doncic was fantastic, as he scored 35 points to go with 10 rebounds and five assists. Spencer Dinwiddie pitched in with a huge 30 points off the bench as well. On this episode, host Dalton Trigg is joined by a handful of gleeful Mavs fan listeners on Spotify Live to discuss the game at length, as well as preview the upcoming series with the Warriors.

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After blowing out the Suns in Game 6 by the final score of 113-86, the Mavs have forced a winner-take-all Game 7 in Phoenix on Sunday. On this episode, hosts Dalton Trigg and Matt Galatzan are joined by a handful of listeners on Spotify Live to discuss the Game 6 win at length and what to expect heading into Game 7. Will Luka finally have a good shooting night on the biggest stage? Can the Mavs' role players bring their A-games on the road for the first time in this series? Will Scott Foster show up to ruin the party for CP3 once again? Can Spencer Dinwiddie keep up his good shooting after going 5-7 from deep in Game 6? Thanks for listening!

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After falling down 0-2 to start the series, the Dallas Mavericks have come all the way back to tie things at 2-2 after a gritty Game 4 win over the Phoenix Suns at AAC on Sunday night. Luka Doncic did his thing, putting up 26 points, 11 assists, 7 rebounds and 4 steals, and Dorian Finney-Smith torched the nets to the tune of a career-high 8 three-pointers. Chris Paul fouled out of the game with 9 minutes remaining in the fourth, Davis Bertans gave us flashbacks of Peja Stojakovic during the legendary 2011 "Mother's Day Massacre," and we're still waiting on a good shooting game from Spencer Dinwiddie.

On this live-recorded episode, host Dalton Trigg is joined by NBA host on Spotify Live Josh Eberley to discuss all of this, as well as what to look forward to heading into a pivotal Game 5 on Tuesday night in Phoenix.

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On this live-recorded episode, host Dalton Trigg is joined by DallasBasketball.com colleague Grant Afseth and a handful of excited Mavs fans on Spotify Live to break down the Mavs eliminating the Jazz in Game 6 on Thursday night. Dallas won 98-96 in a tightly contested close-out game and won the series 4-2. The guys give their final thoughts on the Mavs' first playoff series win in 11 years and some of the biggest performances as well. Now the Mavs will move on to face the league-best Phoenix Suns in Round 2. Can Dallas potentially pull off the upset? Listen as we preview what should be a very fun series involving Luka Doncic, Jalen Brunson, Spencer Dinwiddie, Devin Booker, Chris Paul and DeAndre Ayton. Thanks for listening!

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On this live-recorded episode, host Dalton Trigg is joined by his DallasBasketball.com colleague Grant Afseth to break down what they witnessed in the Mavs' 102-77 beatdown of the Jazz in Game 5. Luka Doncic was magical, Jalen Brunson continued to do his thing, and Dallas' rugged perimeter defense is starting to take a toll on Utah. Now up 3-2 in the series, can the Mavs finish things off in Game 6 in Salt Lake City on Thursday? Let's talk about it. Thanks for listening!

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