Mavsplained

Bobby and Mike have been lucky to go to many Mavs games over the years at American Airlines Center and Reunion Arena before that. What's been their favorite? Listen in as they share some stories, and hit us up to share your own!

Mike Fraler and Bobby Karalla look back on the Mavs' stunning, come-from-behind overtime win over Chicago in Michael Jordan's last trip to Dallas with the Bulls.

Luka polled well in an ESPN article surveying team executives about some of the best sophomores and rookies in the league. Isaac Harris and Bobby Karalla expand on the conversation by discussing Luka & KP, and some of the other best young cores in the NBA.

Mavs VP of entertainment and in-game presentation Jonathan Kornblith joins Lizelle Lauron and Becca Genecov to share how the Mavs put on a game, what all went into pulling off the "Halleluka" performance last season, and much more!

A Luka-inspired Air Jordan 1 Mid dropped last week. Were you lucky enough to get a pair? Isaac Harris joins Bobby Karalla to break down the shoe, the release, and what it all means.

Mike Marshall and Bobby Karalla look back on the Mavs' sweep of the Lakers in 2011, including their thoughts as the series was unfolding and how the evolution of basketball has changed the way they understand what happened in that four-game battle.

We were gifted 21 of them, and for this episode Mike Fraler and Bobby Karalla each choose which season Dirk was at his best.

Bobby Karalla joins Isaac Harris to discuss the Stepien Rule, a provision that prevents teams from trading consecutive future first round picks. Many hardcore NBA fans might be aware of the rule, but Bobby and Isaac reveal the Mavs' indirect role in its creation way back in the early 1980s.

Isaac Harris joins Bobby Karalla to discuss the college careers of Justin Jackson and Jalen Brunson, whose teams won the NCAA championship each year from 2016-18, including their head-to-head meeting in the 2016 title game, featuring one of the most famous shots in college basketball history.

Mike Fraler and Bobby Karalla look back on one of the stranger injuries Dirk Nowitzki experienced in Dallas, involving Dirk's elbow, Carl Landry's teeth, and one fateful collision in December 2009.