Luka.

Idc how you spell it, DJJ is blooming.

The Mavericks should close the series out tonight in game 6- heres how -Be ready for OKC to try and get in transition more. Lively has ruined their gameplan, and they'll want to get quick buckets before he's set. -Keep trusting role players, but rely on our stars - Patience.

Close out games are our thing 😎

How did the Mavericks beat the Thunder? - Dereck Lively II was our biggest advantage all series. One man wrecking crew inside. -DJJ and PJ emergence. Tough defense, great shotmaking, and timely plays. -Luka and Kyrie let the game come to them. Leaders. -JKidd adjustments

Massive series!

Everyone seems to be picking the Wolves. How can the Mavericks make the Finals? -Attack Gobert when he drops, with two of the most elite mid range/ 3pt shot makers Kyrie and Luka -When Gobert is high on the PnR, attack the rim quickly and make someone else contest or go at him.

WCF time 🔥

What adjustments can we expect for game 2? -Be ready for Ant and KAT to get their feet in the paint way more in attack -The second big (KAT/ Naz) will pack the paint and dare us to shoot with DJJ/ Josh etc. -Rudy will continue to drop but be more aggressive with help inside

Not satisfied!! Game 2

Luka Doncic. Luka Magic. The Don. Game 2 was a masterpiece. - Absolute mastery of the PnR; no matter what they threw at him, he made the right read -Took the burden of big shots, it was light as a feather -You can't guard him- it's not personal -2 wins from his first finals trip

MY GOAT

The Mavericks are up 3-0 against the #1 defense in the league- but maybe our defense should be the one that's feared? -Closeouts, rotations, and PnR actions have been handled perfectly -Stars contributing (Luka 5 stls on Sunday) -Consistent switchability -Forcing tough shots

BIG D

Mike Gundy had quite a few thoughts on the officiating by the SEC crew they had for the OSU/Arkansas game

Seeing some asshole Yankees fans on here celebrating Shohei Ohtani's injury. Scum. Absolute scum.

1988 🤝 2024

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only one chance to make a first impression

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