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Let's get it!

The 2002-2003 Dallas Mavericks are one of the single greatest "what if's" in modern NBA history. If not for a sprained MCL in Game 3 for Dirk Nowitzki, Dallas likely slays the eventual champions and then makes quick work of the New Jersey Nets in the Finals to claim their first title.

A championship for the Filthy, Dirty, Nasty Mavs means Steve likely never leaves for Phoenix, and his MVP-caliber basketball is lived out in Dallas. It also means the now second-winningest coach in NBA history, Don Nelson, gets himself a title and redefines his legacy. Who knows what would've followed had this great "what if" gone just a little differently.  

Let's throwdown!

1988 Dallas Mavericks make an improbable run to their first Western Conference Finals. The last hurdle between them and the franchise's first NBA Finals berth? The reigning champion Lakers led by Magic Johnson, Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, and James Worthy.   Let's throwdown!

Cowboys scrimmage against the Chargers. Mavs official schedule is out and we're talking key dates!

Cowboys did something finally!

Positively Relentless episode 12