Aug 30, 2006 10:11 AM EST
With Don Nelson set to be introduced as the new head coach of the Golden State Warriors, he will surely look to recruit some of his closest friends and allies, many of those people remain involved in the Mavericks' organization.
Larry Riley, an assistant on Avery Johnson's staff, would be an obvious target, although Riley is content with his situation with the Mavs.
Donnie Nelson, his son and president of basketball operations for the Mavericks and Del Harris will not be joining him in Golden State.
Via Dallas Morning News
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The US players are focusing on trying to stop Mavericks star Dirk Nowitzki when America faces Germany tomorrow.
"Man, they have Dirk," U.S. point guard Chris Paul said. "He's one of the best players in the NBA and one of the best players in international ball as well."
Everyone here is on a first-name basis with Dirk Nowitzki, the Dallas Mavericks' star forward who has joined the ranks of the one-name basketball stars. There's Kobe, Shaq, LeBron, Yao and Dirk.
"He's an amazing player," U.S. guard Kirk Hinrich said. "He poses unbelievable matchup problems for any team, either in the NBA or here. He is used to playing internationally and with his German teammates. He poses a real challenge."
Nowitzki leads the tourney's remaining players in scoring, at 24.5 points per game, and rebounding, at 10.3.
Via Toronto Star
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Aug 27, 2006 10:19 PM EST
Mavericks guard Jerry Stackhouse has bought his mother a church, the Associated Press is reporting.
The Stackhouse family came together Sunday in their hometown for the dedication of the House of Hope Free Will Baptist Church, which the three-time NBA All-Star paid to refurbish for its pastor -- his mother, Minnie.
"She has been dedicated to serving the community as long as I can remember," Stackhouse said. "That's more than 30 years."
The building, which formerly housed a different church, replaces one that Minnie Stackhouse ran in a different neighborhood of Kinston. Her new parish is located closer to the people she hopes her ministry will reach.
"This is a special day for this church and my mother," Jerry Stackhouse said. "She now has a place where she feels she can best manage her programs and best serve the community."
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Mavericks Aug 2006 Archive
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AP | Aug 27, 2006
Dirk Nowitzki scored 23 points and made a key defensive play in the closing seconds to lead Germany to a 78-77 victory over Nigeria on Sunday in the second round of the FIBA world championship.
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Press Release | Aug 22, 2006
After months of speculation and rumors of retirement, Doug Christie has officially announced his intentions of returning to play in the NBA.
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Dallas Morning News | Aug 20, 2006
"No disrespect to him, but he doesn't do the same thing for Detroit that I do for Dallas." -- Josh Howard talking about TayShawn Prince
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ESPN | Aug 17, 2006
The Dallas Mavericks signed former Houston high school star Ndudi Ebi and three others to free agent deals Thursday, the Associated Press is reporting.
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AP | Aug 12, 2006
Dirk Nowitzki scored 18 points to lead Germany to a 76-75 win Saturday over Brazil in a world championships warmup.
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Dallas Morning News | Aug 12, 2006
Former Timberwolves first round selection, high schooler Ndudi Ebi, Northwestern's Jose Juan Barea, Memphis point guard Darius Washington and swingman Pat Carroll are fighting for the final Mavericks roster spot.
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Associated Press | Aug 11, 2006
Yao Ming returned after a four-month layoff from a foot injury, revitalizing China in an 82-73 loss to Dirk Nowitzki and Germany on Friday in a warmup game leading to the world championships.
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ESPN | Aug 4, 2006
The Dallas Mavericks on Friday released 7-foot-5 Russian center Pavel Podkolzin, a former first-round pick who played just six games in two seasons.
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Dallas Morning News | Aug 4, 2006
The Mavericks have a logjam for minutes at the center position, and to relieve some of the stress the team is contemplating buying out Pavel Podkolzin, the Dallas Morning News is reporting.
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NBA.com | Aug 3, 2006
The Dallas Mavericks announced today that they have signed free agent forward Pops Mensah-Bonsu.
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AP | Aug 3, 2006
NBA Commissioner David Stern has made a minor change to the way that playoff teams are seeded that will come into effect this coming season.
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Star-Telegram | Aug 2, 2006
Keith Van Horn remains and the club hasn't ruled out doing a sign-and-trade deal with him.
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Dallas Morning News | Aug 1, 2006
The Mavericks have agreed to a two-year deal with free-agent forward Devean George.
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NBA.com | Aug 1, 2006
Yes, Shaq, in your hand, you see a rematch with the Dallas Mavericks on January 21st.
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Dallas Morning News | Aug 1, 2006
The Devean George wait continued for the Mavericks in their attempt to sign the free-agent forward, according to the Dallas Morning News.