The full list of Dallas Mavericks trades this summer

The basketball network will be more detailed.

First of all, Nash was not traded to the Suns, but the Mavericks didn't keep it when his contract expired.

The Dallas Mavericks once let Nash go, and as a result, he became a back-to-back MVP

He once cut Finley, and as a result, he became a championship for the Spurs.

Jamison was traded for Stackhouse, who was an All-Star, but Stackhouse was getting worse.

A number of people led by Harris were exchanged for Kidd, as a result. There's no final result yet, so I can't comment on it, it's just that Harris is in the top 10 scorers, and he's an All-Star, and more importantly, he's ten years younger than Kidd.

He once signed Diop with a full mid-range, only to trade for two more Carroll and Hollins who are now not playing at all.

Anthony Johnson was traded for the Hawks' second-round pick, and that is now the Magic's primary backup point guard.

Daniels was once traded for Crohill, but now it's good, Daniels is firmly in the Pacers rotation lineup, averaging more than ten points per game, what about Crohill? It's been a long time since the ball was played.

As for signing Dampier's bad contract, I won't say much more.

Of course, there are also successes, such as once trading Walker for Terry, looking at the current Walker, as a Maverick fan, I am still very pleased.

There is also Blandonbas, who was traded from the Hornets with draft picks, but he is a super cost-effective player.

The home stadium of the Dallas Mavericks is called the American Airlines Center, or American Airlines Arena for short.

In 2001, the Mavericks moved into the American Airlines Center, a luxury arena built with Cuban investment. The arena is located in Dallas, Texas, USA. In July 2001, the American Airlines Stadium was opened with a ribbon, setting a model of a modern stadium for those who came after it.

The 840,000-square-foot arena features retro-style architecture, but the design is high-tech. As a basketball court, it can accommodate 19,200 spectators.

The Mavericks now (Nov. 28) have a 12-4 record and are fifth in the West. Ranked third in the competitive Southwest Division, behind the Spurs and Hornets. The Mavericks have been on a strong streak lately and have just won five in a row.

broke the undefeated golden body of the Hornets one after another, ended the Spurs' 12-game winning streak, and won the Heat by a big score today. Points scored per game, points conceded. The home record is 6-3 and the away record is 6-1.

The scores of the last 5 games are:

A) beat the Hawks 98-93.

Zhu) beat the Pistons 88-84.

A) beat the Thunder 111-103.

A) beat Spurs 103-94.

Main) 106-95 win over Heat.

Nowitzki is up to the challenge.

The Dallas Mavericks joined the NBA during the 1980-1981 season and quickly became a competitive team. In the '80s, the Mavericks were always seen as a promising team. But in the early '90s, the Mavericks began to decline, twice approaching the team's worst record.

Starting in the mid-'90s, the Mavericks began to recover again. After the Mavericks drafted Nowitzki in 1999, they officially became a powerhouse in the West and reached the Finals in the 2005-06 season.

The Dallas, Texas-based Mavericks only joined the NBA during the 1980-1981 season, and the team grew rapidly. 1980-1981 was the Mavericks' first season. The Mavericks finished with a poor 15-67 record, but by the 1983-1984 season, the Mavericks had a 43-39 record and reached the playoffs for the first time.

After that, the Mavericks had ups and downs, and in 1990 they made the playoffs, but the team failed to make the playoffs for 10 consecutive years. In the 2000-2001 season, the Mavericks, who had failed to make the playoffs for 11 consecutive seasons, finally washed their lead and stepped into the playoff hurdle again. Michael Finley and Dirk Nowitzki were the stars that season, leading the team to a 53-29 record.

Met the Jazz in the first round of the playoffs, and although it started with two consecutive defeats, the Mavericks have since broken three in a row to enter the second round. Starting with the 2001-02 season, the Mavericks truly became a powerhouse in the West. Owner Mark Cuban spared no expense to recruit stars, with Nowitzki as the core, in the 05-06 season with a thrilling 4-3 to defeat the long-cherished rival Spurs, in one fell swoop, but unfortunately they were finally defeated by the Heat 2-4 to win the runner-up.