Subject: Jason Terry

• Suite Dreams Are Made Of These

  April 11, 2007

• Crushing Climax

  January 8, 2007

• No Witzki

  December 29, 2006

• Eye on The Balls

  November 3, 2006

• Bummer Summer

  June 21, 2006

• Shaping Up to be a Foul Finals

  June 19, 2006

• Of Shaq and Stack

  June 12, 2006

• Say, That's Odd

  June 9, 2006

• Let's Get Nuts!

  May 19, 2006

• F Off, Finley

  May 18, 2006

• Nothin' Feels Good as Suede

  May 18, 2006

• As Good As It Gets

  May 16, 2006

• Mavs in Seven

  April 20, 2007

• May Day! May Day!

  May 1, 2007

• Jason Terry's Personal Chef Put a Little Extra On His Own Plate

  June 19, 2007

• Meet the Dallas Mavericks -- They're, Like, "Underdogs." Riiiight.

  October 4, 2007

• Scattershooting … With All Due Respect

  November 15, 2007

• Tonight, Tonight

  November 20, 2007

• Are You Kiddin' Me?

  February 13, 2008

• Sports Notes Almost as Long as An 11-Run Sixth Inning

  April 24, 2008

• Jet Off to the Moon

  May 20, 2008

• Victory Park Continues Getting All Sporty

  May 22, 2008

• Modano, Cuban and Irvin Gather For Charity Game That Looked Like Baseball

  June 30, 2008

• Your ’08-09 Dallas Mavericks: Still Good. Still Not Good Enough.

  October 30, 2008

• All is Forgiven, Michael Finley

  November 6, 2008

• Houston, We Have a ... Three-Game Winning Streak?

  5-7 is looking pretty good right about now, huh? When you get a break from resurrecting the Cowboys, take a minute to not bury the Mavericks either. On the brink of a 2-8 start Monday night, the Mavericks last night beat the Rockets in Houston for their third consecutive victory. Even better: Tomorrow night they’ll get their first home win of the season and improve to 6-7 as the Memphis Grizzlies slink into AAC. Trailing the Knicks 112-105 with 2:28 remaining on Monday, things lo

  November 20, 2008

• Cuban at the Crossroads: We Can Win the NBA Championship

  I tracked down Dallas Mavericks owner Mark Cuban last night before his team's game against the Sacramento Kings at American Airlines Center. He was on the StairMaster. Insisting his team isn't on the treadmill. "Not right now we're not," Cuban told me. "Treadmill teams are those that don't have a realistic chance to win the championship, that are hoping to win 41 games and sneak into 8th spot. That's not us. We're a game or two out of having home-court advantage in the first roun

  February 11, 2009

• Mavericks 118, Kings 100. A Requiem in 10 Parts

  My Top 10 observations from last night's Mavs' romp: 10. Mark Cuban really really really really loves him some Jason Kidd. "He's got the most incredible basketball sense I've seen in my entire life," says Cuban. I've never liked the Devin Harris-Kidd deal, but apparently - and appropriately - the owner doesn't give a damn what I think, saying he'd make the trade again "100 out of 100 times." Why? "Because Kidd makes us a better basketball team." 9. Take a stroll through the American Airline

  February 11, 2009

• The NBA: Where Nothing Happens

  While the ESPN blowhards breathlessly dissect moves - and non-moves - involving Larry Hughes (yawn), Rafer Alston (eh) and Nate Robinson (zzz), it's apparent the Mavericks weren't lying when they told us they liked their current roster. Dallas = No trade(s). One reason may be the sudden emergence of Antoine Wright, who might just make the Jason Kidd-Devin Harris trade digestable after all.

  February 19, 2009

• Sheepish Mavericks 96, Shitty Timberwolves 94

  Because the Mavs beat one of the worst teams in the NBA, they may get to avoid playing the best. Embarrassing that the Dallas Mavericks had to pull a leftover Easter rabbit out of their hat last night against the Minnesota Timberwolves at American Airlines Center. But in this economy ... sorry, in this Western Conference playoff race, a two-point escape beats the hell out of laying an inexplicable, rotten egg. The Mavericks actually trailed by seven points in the fourth quarter against a

  April 14, 2009

• The Dallas Mavericks Go for Broke, But Where Is it Getting Them?

  March 5, 2009

• False Kings

  February 5, 2009

• Home Run Derby

  June 26, 2008

• Take Stock

  February 16, 2006

• Sweet, Sweet Fantasy

  November 23, 2006

• Scrubs and Spares

  April 12, 2007

• Premature Evacuation

  Caution: Knee jerks hopping off Mavs' bandwagon

  November 16, 2006

• On the Rebound

  Mavs dragging old heartache into new season

  October 12, 2006

• Helping the Healing

  Nothing like a little hardball to help the Mavs forget

  June 29, 2006

• Making the Point

  Jason Terry steps in and steps it up

  February 17, 2005

• Unfavorite Son

  Devin Harris learns losing Nellie's favor is easier than regaining it

  December 23, 2004

• New Kids on the Block

  The Nash-less Mavs try to hang tough and build a winning team from scratch

  October 28, 2004

• Mavericks 3, Spurs 1. The End is Near.

  Mike Fisher - DallasBasketball.comLet's say that before tip-off of Game 1 I gave you these crystal ball visions about the Spurs-Mavs series: *San Antonio's Tony Parker will skip down Dallas' lane at will, averaging 29 points including games of 38 and 43. *Dallas' Dirk Nowitzki will be held 10 points under his season scoring average, Jason Terry eight under his and Jason Kidd almost four assists fewer. *Entering Game 5 the series will be 3-1. Guaranteed you would've bet me a wee

  April 27, 2009

• Dallas v. Denver: Nuggets in 5

  Mavs' fans, prepare to be nauseated.I sincerely hope I'm wrong about this, but I have a feeling we're all about to get really pissed. Watching the most athletic - and by far the most animated and arrogant - team in the NBA knock the Dallas Mavericks out of the playoffs could be very painful. Get out your hate hats, Game 1 against the Denver Nuggets is Sunday at 2:30. If you haven't seen a lot of Nuggets' games this season, just wait. A week from now you'll look back at

  May 1, 2009

• Nuggets-Mavs: Irrationally Optimistic Game 2 Preview

  Danny Bollinger Dirk Nowitzki has a case of the old-school Bird Flu. Certain that my prediction of Thuggets in 5 is spot on, my head is bursting with pride. But desperately wanting my Mavericks to pull the upset, my heart is breaking with pain. Before tonight's pivotal Game 2 at Denver's Pepsi Center, let's allow the ticker to momentarily win the tug-o'-war over the thinker. It takes a gigantic swig of blue Kool-Aid and some Cuban-colored bifocals, but there are reasons to be c

  May 5, 2009

• Mavericks-Nuggets: A Requiem in 5 Predictable Parts

  No Jason Terry. No Gatorade dump. Hindsight, they say, is 20/20. Sometimes, unfortunately, so is foresight. On Friday, May 1 I picked the Denver Nuggets to eliminate the Dallas Mavericks in five games. Last night it came to pass, in the form of Nuggets 124, Mavs 110. Dirk Nowitzki was as gritty as he was great. But Jason Terry never arrived, Josh Howard spent the series hobbling and the Mavericks had no answers for Denver's relentless energy and superior athleticsm. And, lest we

  May 14, 2009

• Your 2009-10 Dallas Mavericks?!

  I's aren't dotted. T's aren't crossed. Some negotiations aren't finished. Others haven't even started. But let's assume smooth sailing and peer into the crystal basketball. With the Dallas Mavericks eyeing Shawn Marion, this could be their opening-night roster: Point Guard: Jason Kidd/ J.J. Barea Shooting Guard: Josh Howard/ Jason Terry/Antoine Wright Small Forward: Shawn Marion/ James Singleton Power Forward: Dirk Nowitzki/ Brandon Bass Center: Marcin Gortat/ Erick Dampier/ Ryan Hollins Wh

  July 7, 2009

• Mark Cuban: Super Bowl or Bust?

  ​It wasn't exactly as declarative as when Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones injected his all-or-nothing expectations into the season a month ago, but Dallas Mavericks owner Mark Cuban believes his team is as good - actually, better - than the one that went to the NBA Finals in 2006. "The feeling and the buzz in our locker room is off the charts, literally the best it's been in a good five years," Cuban told me and Newy Scruggs on 105.3 The Fan yesterday morning. "Every guy here

  October 7, 2009

• Happy Basketball! Do You Believe in These Dallas Mavericks?

  Dirk looks excited about the season. You?​Last time we saw our Dallas Mavericks it wasn't pretty was ugly. Jason Terry was flopping (only 15 points per game), the defense was floundering (surrendering 115 per game) and owner Mark Cuban was flapping (his gums at Kenyon Martin's mom) in a 5-game playoff loss to the athletically superior Denver Nuggets back in mid-May. Tonight we can officially bury last year beneath this year as the Mavs open the 2010 season against the Washington Wi

  October 27, 2009

• Drowned Out By Grandiose Doings in Arlington, the Dallas Mavericks Begin What Should Be a Loud, Proud Season

  November 6, 2009