Josh Bowe
Senior Editor and Writer at Mavs Moneyball
editor/writer for @mavsmoneyball / co-host of pod maverick, a mavericks podcast for @bluewirepods https://t.co/dZeZ9hrWnS
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1 week ago |
mavsmoneyball.com | Josh Bowe
Jerome Miron-Imagn Images The Dallas Mavericks mollywhopped the Toronto Raptors 124-102 Friday night in Dallas in a game that wasn’t even as close as that score indicated. Dallas broke its three game losing streak against frankly an embarrassing Toronto lineup that only featured eight dressed players and only seven actually available. This game was only close for the few fleeting moments that Raptors guard Ochai Agbaji resembled Ray Allen for about 10 minutes.
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2 weeks ago |
mavsmoneyball.com | Josh Bowe
Jerome Miron-Imagn Images Watching Luka Doncic’s return to Dallas, the first time he’s played in the American Airlines Center since the stunning trade on Feb 1., I felt something I hadn’t really felt while watching the Mavericks since the trade — genuine excitement. While the fan part of my brain has eroded over the years for various reasons I won’t bore you with now, I still love basketball and love watching the games.
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3 weeks ago |
mavsmoneyball.com | Josh Bowe
Kevin Jairaj-Imagn Images The Dallas Mavericks defeated the Atlanta Hawks 120-118 Wednesday night in Dallas in a thrilling game that came down to the final possession for both teams. Anthony Davis hit a floater on the move with 3.4 seconds remaining to give Dallas the final lead, before then defending Trae Young on the ensuing possession to secure the win. It was a big win for Dallas, since the Sacramento Kings lost to the Washington Wizards earlier today.
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3 weeks ago |
mavsmoneyball.com | Josh Bowe
Jeremy Reper-Imagn Images The Dallas Mavericks beat the Orlando Magic 101-92 Thursday night in Orlando. An undersized Dallas team played really well against Orlando’s monstrous front line, and the Mavericks offense, even in this diminished state, was too much for the Magic. Jaden Hardy led the Mavericks with 22 points off the bench, Paolo Banchero led the Magic with a game-high 35 points.
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1 month ago |
mavsmoneyball.com | Josh Bowe
Jerome Miron-Imagn Images The Dallas Mavericks defeated the Detroit Pistons 123-117 Friday night in Dallas. It was a pretty wild game, with the Mavericks battling a good Pistons team and leading almost wire-to-wire, despite Detroit putting in some scares at points in the fourth quarter. Spencer Dinwiddie led the way with 31 points, and PJ Washington continued his stellar play with 27 points.
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hey a mavs employee (or contractor) got mad at local media and it wasn't me, kirk, or anyone at our website! progress!!
The Hardline: Emotions Run High with Mark Followill https://t.co/ANm5oMHaG6
RT @SixersAdam: If there was ever a way to conclude that the Mavericks have had an even worse season than the Sixers, it would be by noting…
not only were the lakers on a second night of a back-to-back against the mavericks (who were on three nights rest), and on their third game in four nights, they were also on their fifth game in seven nights, since they played a back-to-back thursday and friday of last week.
