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 Barea prefers staying in Dallas, but mentions New York, Los Angeles and Miami Mavericks point guard J.J. Barea recently told Primera Hora's Raul Alzaga that even though he would like to return to Dallas, he'd be open to playing in Miami, Los Angeles or New York. Barea averaged 10.2 points per game during the NBA Finals, helping the Mavs oust the Miami Heat in six games. Mavs are the 2011 NBA champs after beating the Heat, 105-95After three decades of heartbreaks, the Dallas Mavericks are finally running with the big boys of the NBA.Finally able to shed their “soft’’ label. Finally able to put their big-boy pants on and pull up a chair and join the NBA’s elite company. With Sunday night’s electrifying 105-95 victory over the Miami Heat at AmericanAirlines Arena, the Mavs are the 2011 NBA champions. In winning the best-of-seven series over the Heat, 4-2, the Mavs were able to exact revenge on Miami while winning their first NBA title in team history. Possible Mavericks target? Deron Williams visits Dallas locker roomSporting a red Texas Rangers hat, New Jersey Nets point guard Deron
Williams walked through the Dallas Mavericks locker room Thursday night,
congratulating the Western Conference champions on their Game 5 NBA
Finals victory.Williams made small talk with Brian Cardinal before embracing Jason Terry and chatting with Jason Kidd. Could the 26-year-old, who attended The Colony High School near Dallas, join the Mavericks in the near future? Kidd miffed, Haywood adjustingWith 2:56 left in the first half Wednesday night, Jason Kidd flipped a pass toward Shawn Marion that ended in a turnover. "That was actually an easier pass than a lot of the others,'' Kidd said. Yeah, the nerve of him. One turnover on a night when he had 18 assists. Mavericks center Erick Dampier: 'Hopefully I'll be here next year'PLANO – Mavericks center Erick Dampier is working on his conditioning in preparation for next season. What remains to be worked out is where he will be playing. Dampier said he wants to return for a seventh season with the Mavericks. But with a $13 million contract for next season not guaranteed, he knows that could be a long shot. "I've enjoyed it here," Dampier said Tuesday. "It's been a great run, for the guys and for myself. I could continue playing with these guys and have a great career here. Come July 1, we'll all get together and see what happens and hopefully I'll be here next year." Mavericks should consider trading Dirk NowitzkiMuch has been said about the future of Dirk Nowitzki. I can tell you this morning that he is going to leave the Mavericks. I say this without hesitation. It's going to happen. One day. The fact that it doesn't have to happen this summer and almost certainly will not happen this summer should be of no comfort to owner Mark Cuban and Mavericks fans. Trade talk follows Dallas Mavericks to West CoastEDDIE SEFKO / The Dallas Morning NewsThe Dallas Mavericks got out of town Saturday evening, and the wild rumor of the day was that their plane to the Bay Area had been equipped with ejector seats. The players, a few of them anyway, know they could be jettisoned at any moment. The Feb. 18 trade deadline is fast approaching, and with four losses in the last five games and a 9-10 record since Dec. 31, everybody is on edge. Mavericks' Josh Howard getting an A for attitudeBy EDDIE SEFKO / The Dallas Morning News esefko@dallasnews.com PHOENIX – Mark Cuban has a theory about Josh Howard's play this season. It doesn't have anything to do with whether Howard is starting or coming off the bench. It has to do with attitude. Mavs interested in deal for Kings' MartinThe Sacramento Kings continue to insist that Kevin Martin is not going to be made available to interested teams before the Feb. 18 trading deadline. The Mavericks, according to NBA front-office sources, continue to tell the Kings that they want a call back if that stance changes. Singleton stays with Dallas Mavericks, Buckner waivedEDDIE SEFKOA busy Monday for the Mavericks started with retaining James Singleton, jettisoning Greg Buckner, finding out one of their new players has a knee injury and learning that there's now a familiar name on the waiting list to join the squad |
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