25
February
Written by a.pena.
Posted in: Basketball, NBA
Tagged with American Airlines Center, Basketball, Dallas, Dirk Nowitzki, Dwight Howard, Hoops, Kobe Bryant, Lakers, Los Angeles, Mavericks, Mavs, Metta World Peace, NBA, Ron Artest, Vince Carter
2013, February 24 – American Airlines Center, Dallas, TX – Dallas Mavericks and the Los Angeles Lakers squared off for a great noon nationally televised Sunday game. It looked like two top seeded teams going at it for a big game but it was really two teams trying hard not to miss the playoffs. Nonetheless [...]
11
May
Written by a.pena.
Posted in: Basketball, NBA
Tagged with American Airlines Center, Andrew Bynum, Basketball, Dirk Nowitzki, dunk, Jason Kidd, Jason Terry, JJ, Jose Juan Barea, Kobe Bryant, Lakers, Lamar Odom, Los Angeles, Mavericks, Mavs, NBA, Phil Jackson, Playoffs, Tyson Chandler
2011 May 08, American Airlines Center, Dallas, Texas – Amidst the chants of “Na Na Na, Hey Hey Hey, GOODBYYYE” in the arena the Dallas Mavericks do a little Spring Cleaning and get out the brooms to sweep the Los Angeles Lakers 4 games to 0. Even though Kobe Bryant came out on fire and [...]
10
May
Written by a.pena.
Posted in: Basketball, NBA
Tagged with American Airlines Center, Andrew Bynum, Basketball, Dirk Nowitzki, dunk, Jason Kidd, Kobe Bryant, Lakers, Lamar Odom, Los Angeles, Mavericks, Mavs, NBA, Playoffs, Semi-Finals, Western Conference
NBA Playoffs Western Conference Semi-Finals, Game 3 , American Airlines Center, Dallas, TX – The Dallas Mavericks sent the Back to Back Champions, the showtime Los Angeles Lakers packing home to watch the rest of the playoffs from their big screen tv’s. Everyone I spoke to thought the Mavs would have a much harder time [...]
27
January
Written by a.pena.
Posted in: Basketball, NBA
Tagged with American Airlines Center, Baron Davis, Basketball, Blake Griffin, Clippers, Dallas, Dirk Nowitzki, dunk, Los Angeles, Mavericks, NBA, Rookie
2011, January 25, American Airlines Center Rookie Sensation Blake Griffin makes his first stop of his NBA career in Dallas and finished with a double-double with 22 points and 11 boards. Dallas went on to win 112-105 with the help of JJ Barea who finished with 25 points.
21
January
Written by a.pena.
Posted in: Basketball, NBA
Tagged with American Airlines Center, Barcelona, Basketball, bball, Dirk Nowitzki, Euro, European players, Germany, Hoops, international players, Kobe Bryant, Lakers, Los Angeles, Mavericks, NBA, Pau Gasol, Spain
19 January, 2011 – American Airlines Center With Dirk missing 8 games and Caron Butler out for the season with a knee injury the Dallas Mavericks went 2-6 with 6 straight losses until the Los Angeles Lakers came to town. Much of the offense came from Jason Kidd with a double-double scoring 21 points and [...]
2009, March 23, American Airlines Center, Dallas, TX: Normally we receive gifts on our birthday but Jason Kidd decided to give the Mavs a gift on his birthday by taking over the game in the 2nd half. Dirk Nowitzki was ejected just after the half after receiving back to back technicals and had to watch [...]
25
February
Written by a.pena.
Posted in: Basketball, NBA
Tagged with American Airlines Center, Basketball, Beyonce, Bryant, Jason Kidd, Jay-Z, Kobe, Lakers, Lamar Odom, Los Angeles, Mavericks, Mavs, NBA, Pau Gasol
2009, February 24, American Airlines Center, Dallas, TX: The first real test for the new look Mavericks came as the World Champion Los Angeles Lakers arrive in Dallas for their fourth meeting of the season. The Mavericks were embarrassed in Los Angeles as they were blown out by 40 points at the Staples Center so [...]
14
January
Written by a.pena.
Posted in: Basketball, NBA
Tagged with 20000 points, American Airlines Center, Basketball, Bryant, Dirk Nowitzki, dunk, Kobe, Lakers, Los Angeles, Mavericks, Mavs, NBA
2009, January 13, Dallas, TX, American Airlines Center: Dirk Nowitzki, #41 of the Dallas Mavericks hit a milestone that continues to pave his road to the NBA Hall of Fame, 20,000 career points and counting. Dirk finished the night with 30 points however it wasn’t enough to keep the Mavs on top of Kobe Bryant [...]
