In 2010-11, Dirk Nowitzki led Dallas (then Mavericks) past the mighty Heat Big Three 4-2 for the franchise’s first title and Finals MVP—a one-core championship legend.
In 2011, Dirk Nowitzki led the Dallas Mavericks past the Miami Heat Big Three in the Finals 4-2, won Finals MVP, and wrote a lone-warrior legend of a single-core title.
Cavaliers, Celtics, Nets, Mavericks — Irving’s road turned several times, but the "Handle Master" label never changed.
In the 2006 Finals, Wade rallied Miami from 0-2 down to stun the Mavericks, averaging 34.7 PPG for the FMVP and the franchise’s first title.
From Real Madrid’s academy to the Mavericks’ cornerstone and then the Lakers’ big three — Luka Dončić has written a one-of-a-kind path to greatness.
Against the Hawks who drafted him, Dončić scored 73 — Dallas’ single-game record and a member of the NBA’s 70-point club.
Nowitzki is the Mavericks’ all-time leader in points and rebounds and games played, dominating the record books — unquestionably the franchise’s greatest player.
In 2006-07, Nowitzki led the Mavericks to 67 wins and won the MVP at 24.6 PPG — the first MVP in franchise history.
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