The Dallas Mavericks got off to a brutal offensive start against the Miami Heat, but managed to scratch and claw their way back to a near-win. Cooper Flagg had more good fourth quarter moments, PJ Washington put together another good game, and Ryan Nembhard was a huge bright spot, but the Mavs once again got outplayed in crunch time in another close loss. The DLLS Mavs crew breaks it all down.

The Dallas Mavericks fell at home 102-96 to the Memphis Grizzlies, playing without Ja Morant and Jaren Jackson Jr. among others. Kyrie Irving and Anthony Davis were both out for the Mavs, and PJ Washington exited the game early, but with Cooper Flagg and Klay Thompson, Dallas should’ve have enough offensive firepower to at least break 100 points. But they didn’t. The DLLS Mavs crew reacts to the loss and looks forward to a very daunting stretch of schedule coming up.

Dallas Mavericks rookie Cooper Flagg scored 29 points to go along with 7 rebounds and 5 assists as the Mavs beat Zion Williamson and the New Orleans Pelicans 118-115. Naji Marshall hit a go-ahead 3 in the final seconds and Dallas held on for a rare clutch win to achieve revenge against the Pelicans, who beat the Mavericks earlier this season. The DLLS Mavs crew breaks down the win.

The Dallas Mavericks narrowly lost an absolutely unbelievable game, 113-111, to the New York Knicks. The Knicks missed about a million 3s and free throws but still pulled off the win after Brandon Williams committed an offensive foul with 0.7 seconds left on what would’ve been a game-tying layup. The DLLS Mavs crew reacts to a game that was both exhilarating and full of ugly misses.

The DLLS Mavs crew take turns pretending to be the Dallas Mavericks’ new general manager to lay out their plans for what they’d do with a roster that’s teetering on the edge of a lost season. Will they trade Anthony Davis? Daniel Gafford? Kyrie Irving? Anyone else? Will they prioritize the lottery, or will they try to make the playoffs this season? Plus, ESPN salary cap guru Bobby Marks joins the show to give us the scoop on the AD trade market, and much more.

The Dallas Mavericks got absolutely obliterated on the second night of a back-to-back against Anthony Edwards and the Minnesota Timberwolves. The DLLS Mavs crew has fun for an hour discussing pretty much anything going on in their lives other than the game. But we also talk about the game, too.

Cooper Flagg and the Dallas Mavericks finally recorded their first win against a Western Conference team, taking down the Portland Trail Blazers 138-133 in overtime. The Mavs didn’t miss a single shot in overtime, shooting a perfect 7 of 7 from the field. The Blazers, meanwhile, completely fell apart on offense. Flagg tied for the team lead in scoring with 21, and was one of five Mavericks players to score at least 15 points. The DLLS Mavs crew breaks it all down, live on YouTube!

The Dallas Mavericks lost yet another home game to yet another Western Conference team, falling 133-127 in double overtime to the LA Clippers. The Mavs are now 0-7 against Western Conference teams. Cooper Flagg had some moments late in regulation and in the overtimes, but spent a weird amount of time standing in the corner, too. Naji Marshall had a productive game, D’Angelo Russell had his moments, and Klay Thompson enjoyed a 3-point flurry early in the game, but otherwise it was a giant slog in the mud for a Dallas offense still looking for any sort of identity. The DLLS Mavs crew breaks it all down.

Dallas Mavericks rookie Cooper Flagg is off to an incredible start for an 18-year-old in the NBA. The DLLS Mavs crew evaluates his first 12 games as a pro and shares other things they’re feeling good about right now despite the team’s bad 3-9 start. Plus, they explore Anthony Davis trade rumors and take a trip around the NBA.

The Dallas Mavericks still haven’t beaten a team from the Western Conference, falling to 0-6 against the better conference after losing 123-114 to the Phoenix Suns. PJ Washington left the game early with an injury, and Anthony Davis and Dereck Lively II were already out. That led to some major struggles in the middle quarters at both ends of the floor. Cooper Flagg, Brandon Williams, and Moussa Cisse were bright spots, though. The DLLS Mavs crew breaks it all down.

The Dallas Mavericks have fired general manager Nico Harrison. The Luka Doncic trade failed, the team is severely injured and fading fast in the standings, and the vibes are at an all-time low. Something had to change. The DLLS Mavs crew reacts to the news.

The Dallas Mavericks blew a double-digit lead in the fourth quarter and lost 116-114 to Giannis Antetokounmpo and the Milwaukee Bucks. Cooper Flagg scored a career-high 26 points, but slipped on a crucial inbound play with the Mavs down one and a chance to take the lead in the final seconds. P.J. Washington missed two of three free throws with one second left to a chorus of “Fire Nico” chants and that was that. The DLLS Mavs crew break it all down.

The Dallas Mavericks got a big night from Naji Marshall with 30 points to snap their losing streak to improve to 3-7 on the season and end their road trip with a win. The DLLS Mavs crew breaks down the win and the key performances from tonight’s game as Marc Stein joins the show!

The Dallas Mavericks are in crisis. They suffered another humiliating defeat, trailing by as many as 35 points on the road against the struggling Memphis Grizzlies 118-104. The DLLS Mavs crew tries to make sense of it all. We are going to try not to get too fired up. It’s a long season after all, but it feels like time is running out.

The Dallas Mavericks suffered an unimaginable defeat at home to the Zion Williamson-less New Orleans Pelicans. Cooper Flagg had a good game, but missed a shot to tie it in the final seconds. But it was another sloppy offensive start from Jason Kidd’s Mavs despite a change to the starting lineup, and once again a turnover-filled fourth quarter that ultimately led to the team’s demise. The DLLS Mavs crew tries to make sense of what we just witnessed.

The Dallas Mavericks offense is STRUGGLING right now, ranked last in the entire NBA. Can Cooper Flagg, D’Angelo Russell, and PJ Washington turn it around without the help of Kyrie Irving and Anthony Davis? Will Klay Thompson ever snap out of this cold spell? The DLLS Mavs crew explores those questions and more.

The Dallas Mavericks lost another close game, this time 110-102 to the Houston Rockets. It was close down the stretch, but some ill-advised D’Angelo Russell shots plus some defensive miscues ultimately cost the Mavs late in the game. Cooper Flagg started hot and then barely touched the ball, but PJ Washington had easily his best game of the season. This game was full of ups and downs. The DLLS Mavs crew breaks it all down.

Dallas Mavericks point guard D’Angelo Russell went off tonight, becoming the first Mavs player to score 30 points in a game this season. But it wasn’t enough to take down Cade Cunningham, Jalen Duren, and the Detroit Pistons, who took home a 122-110 win in Mexico City. The Mavs fall to 2-4 on the season. The DLLS Mavs crew breaks down what went wrong in the game that was close… until it wasn’t.

What have we learned about Cooper Flagg, Anthony Davis and the Dallas Mavericks so far through the first week of the 2025-26 NBA season? The DLLS Mavs crew evaluates the team’s rocky 2-3 start and looks ahead to tougher games ahead.

Brandon Williams, D’Angelo Russell, and Dwight Powell all had big games off the bench for the Dallas Mavericks in a 107-105 win against the severely shorthanded Indiana Pacers. Cooper Flagg recorded a double-double, but Anthony Davis left the game early with lower leg soreness. The DLLS Mavs crew reacts to the good and the bad from a mostly ugly game - BUT A WIN IS A WIN!