Mavsplained

Over the weekend, the NBA released a statement about the league's intent to resume play (in some way, shape, or form) in late July at Disney World. Becca joins Bobby to break down the news, and to discuss some of the possible ensuing regular season and playoff scenarios.

Shelbie Whitten has done it all in her time at the Mavs - from archiving old game footage to shooting games to launching Mavs Fire Patrol, one of the most unique social accounts in the NBA. In this episode she details the growth of MFP, drops some tips for sneakerheads everywhere, and looks back on the Sneakeasy experience earlier this season.

Luka took the NBA by storm in his first season, but he rose to bona fide superstar status in his second season. What's been his best game? Bobby and Isaac each choose one on today's episode.

The modern NBA is a playmaker's league, but why settle for a traditional-sized guard if you can instead give the rock to a point guard in a power forward's body? Mike Marshall and Bobby Karalla discuss the age of the big ball-handler and why they're so valuable, as well as what the prior hot commodities have been throughout the years, and what might come next as basketball continues to evolve.

Lizelle shares stories with Bobby from attending the 2018 NBA Draft, including what happened before and after Luka and Jalen became Mavericks on that historic night!

Mavs content producer extraordinaire (and designer of Mavsplained's logo) Steph Rivas joins Bobby to relive the night the NBA season was suspended, including what it was like to find out in the middle of a game, how our organization responded, and what might happen next.

Mavs VP of merchandise and brand identity Alison Panasik joins Lizelle to discuss how the Mavs' merchandising has evolved in many ways during her six years with the organization, gives a behind-the-scenes look at how City Edition jerseys are made, and reveals the secret every Mavs fan will love to hear: We're wearing green next season.

The morning after the rebroadcast on Fox Sports Southwest, Bobby Karalla and Mike Marshall look back on the Mavs' stunning championship win in 2011.

There's almost too many to choose from because the Big German dominated for 21 seasons, but Bobby and Isaac set out to do the impossible: They each pick their favorite Dirk shot.

Mavs videographer Jonathan Lim joins Bobby Karalla to discuss the creative process behind his YouTube docuseries "Sounds from the Baseline" and how he left a career as an accountant to pursue filmmaking and, ultimately, join the Mavericks.