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Before winning 114-108 at home against the Miami Heat last night, Luka Doncic and the Dallas Mavericks struggled to win against teams that were in the running for the playoffs. Despite Doncic scoring over thirty points and recording multiple back-to-back triple-doubles, the outcome was achieved.

During the Mavs’ run of two wins in seven games, Luka Doncic had averaged 37.5 points per game. This prompted Charles Barkley, a former NBA great and current TNT sports pundit, to advise him to improve his off-the-ball strategy rather than concentrating solely on scoring points.

At that time, Shaquille O’Neal didn’t agree with his colleague co-host. He cited the career of Michael Jordan, the all-time great, to support his position, emphasizing how his scoring output remained unaffected even while he led the Chicago Bulls to NBA titles. He declared:

I’m not on board. Kyrie and Luka are dealing with the similar issue. They just don’t do what the best players do; they do what great players do. I don’t believe that their numbers ought to decline. It’s been done; if you’re going to take that much care with your numbers, you ought to be able to do both. When Michael Jordan began to win, his numbers did not decrease.

With 19 games remaining in the regular season, the Mavericks are now ranked eighth in the Western Conference. The coaching staff must strike a balance such that Doncic’s high-scoring games result in victories. Because ultimately, what matters are the victories.

This time, Luka Doncic records another triple-double of 30 or more points. Doncic was unstoppable as he helped the Dallas Mavericks defeat the Miami Heat 114-108 at home, snapping their three-game losing run. With 35 points, 11 rebounds, and 11 assists, the league’s top scorer topped the player’s statistics table as predicted.His fifth consecutive triple-double. This time, it was significant because the Mavs overcame another post-season opponent. dependable accomplice in crime, Kyrie

The Dallas Mavericks’ supporters may exhale in relief as they strive to put the past season—which saw their team miss the playoffs—behind them. They will play the Detroit Pistons in their next game at Little Caesars Arena.

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The Mavs won on Thursday despite the Heat only scoring 108 points, demonstrating the continued need for better defensive play.

Dallas — The Dallas Mavericks had lost five of their previous six games, but they bounced back, keeping the Miami Heat to 108 points in a grind-it-out victory after giving up an incredible 137 points in a defeat against the Indiana Pacers.

“Merely being bound together. It’s difficult, Mavs head coach Jason Kidd remarked. “There will be highs and lows. There will be an exam for you.”

The Mavs switched up the starting lineup by inserting Daniel Gafford and Derrick Jones Jr. in place of Dereck Lively II and Josh Green. Dallas struggled early on defensively, resulting in trailing 21-7 at one point. However, after tightening things up in areas highlighted in the game plan, the team felt they responded well, going from giving up 36 points in the first quarter to not allowing over 25 in any period for the remainder of the game.

“I thought the group that started, we got backdoored a little bit too much trying to make sure Duncan [Robinson] wasn’t going to shoot 3s and he back cut us a little bit. Jimmy [Butler] got to the middle, which he loves to do, and then that puts a lot of pressure on the defense so that opened up some 3s. But I thought the guys, again, mentally stayed the course, no one panicked, and we got a good home win.”