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Mavs are on a roll and the Cowboys are about to draft. Let's talk about it.
We now know why Rick Carlisle had to go after 13 seasons as Mavericks head coach.
The Dallas Mavericks stayed hot Monday night, taking down the reigning MVP and visiting Denver Nuggets 111-101 at the American Airlines Center behind 29 points from the Unicorn and stellar defense.
The Mavs rushed out to a big lead before having to fend off a furious Celtics comeback. Fortunately for Dallas, Luka Doncic was in top form Saturday night at the AAC.
Jalen Brunson lifted the Mavs over the Spurs on the road last night, scoring 31 points and pulling down 10 rebounds. He also scored 13 points in the 4th quarter to lead the Mavericks.
The Cowboys didn't have Dak Prescott Sunday night in Minnesota. It didn't matter.
It's a new era for the Dallas Mavericks, but will the 2021-2022 season be better than the last year of Rick Carlisle's tenure? Darreck and Enyi attempt to answer that question and more.
The Cowboys are riding high, but are they potentially painting an even larger target on their own backs in the process? Let's discuss.
The Dallas Mavericks sound, look, and generally feel lighter ahead of the 2021-2022 season. Does that necessarily equate greater success?
Dallas was utterly dominant in their 41-21 victory over Philadelphia Monday night, asserting themselves as the class of the NFC East while putting the rest of the league on notice: these are NOT the 2020 Cowboys, and this defense is prepared to kick your teeth in.
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