The Dallas Mavericks are 30-26 at the All-Star break, which is good considering how many injuries the team has faced this season. The Mavs find themselves in a

After suiting up just nine players Thursday night against Miami and winning anyway, the Mavericks really need this week off for the All-Star break. After devising a plan to incorporate two big men — Anthony Davis and Daniel Gafford — into his lineup and then watching them vanish like some magician’s trick for multiple weeks,

The Dallas Mavericks (29-26) host the Miami Heat (25-27) for the final regular season game before the NBA’s All Star weekend. The Mavericks won a thrilling national TV game against the Golden State Warriors last night.

The Dallas Mavericks picked up an 118-113 win over the Miami Heat on Thursday as they head into the All-Star break with a 30-26 record. Both teams were resting some players and had some big pieces out with Anthony Davis, Kyrie Irving, Klay Thompson, Daniel Gafford, P.J. Washington, Dereck Lively II, Bam Adebayo, Andrew Wiggins, and more all out.