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The Dallas Mavericks
The Dallas Mavericks are an NBA basketball team based in Dallas, Texas. The team is owned by Mark Cuban. Terdema Ussery is president and CEO.
Franchise history:
Early struggles (1980-82)
Dallas, Texas was found in 1979.
At the 1980 NBA All-Star Game, league owners voted to admit the new team. The team's name came from the 1957-1962 TV western Mavericks. Becoming a power early (1982-85) The Mavericks were serious competitor for the first time in 1982-83. At the All-Star break, they were 25-24 and had won 12 of their last 15 games. The Mavs' 38-44 record signified a 10-game improvement from the previous season, and the fact that a third-year expansion team had even been in playoff contention at all was quite remarkable.

A true contender (1985-87)
Dallas had the eighth pick in the 1985 NBA Draft and drafted German-born forward Detlef Schrempf out of Washington. He would show flashes of brilliance in his three-plus seasons with the team, but it was not until he was traded to the Indiana Pacers that he displayed his full potential. The Mavericks also traded center Kurt Nimphius to the Los Angeles Clippers for center James Donaldson.

Season in ruin (1988-89)
Dallas started the season 9-3, but spiraled rapidly down the tubes after that. Mark Aguirre was traded to the eventual champion Detroit Pistons for Adrian Dantley.

Briefly bouncing back (1989-90)
The Mavericks returned to the playoffs in 1989-90 with a 47-35 record, but it was another season of off-court chaos. Tarpley was arrested. The team started 5-6. The Mavs finished the season with four straight victories to surge into the playoffs, but went down rather meekly to the Portland Trail Blazers in three games. It would be the team's last winning season and last playoff appearance until 2001.

Three Js give Dallas hope (1994-96)
In 1994-95, the addition of Jason Kidd infused the Mavericks with new life. Kidd averaged 11.7 points, 5.4 rebounds and 7.7 assists in his rookie season, and even led the league in triple-doubles. Roy Tarpley was allowed to return to the league after three years and helped with 12.6 points and 8.2 rebounds per game. On separate occasions, Mashburn and Jackson scored 50 points in a game that season. Mashburn contributed 24.1 points per game. Second-year forward Popeye Jones averaged 10.6 rebounds and led the NBA in offensive rebounds.

2001-04
The 2001-02 season was a great season for the Mavericks, with a 57-25 record. This season also saw a change in logo and colors. Another blockbuster trade sent Juwan Howard, Tim Hardaway and Donnell Harvey to the Denver Nuggets in exchange for Raef LaFrentz, Nick Van Exel, Tariq Abdul-Wahad and Avery Johnson. The Mavericks swept the Minnesota Timberwolves in the playoffs but lost again in the second round.

Roster changes lead to Finals
The 2004-05 season brought in blockbuster trades which brought Erick Dampier, combo guard Jason Terry, speedy rookie point guard Devin Harris, scoring machine Jerry Stackhouse, and defensive stalwart Alan Henderson. At the All-Star break, the Mavericks acquired Keith Van Horn for Calvin Booth and Henderson, the latter resigning only days later.

2006 NBA Finals
The Mavericks defeated the Phoenix Suns in game 6 of the Western Conference Finals on June 3, 2006. They faced the Miami Heat in the finals scored two convincing wins. After game 2 Dallas city officials had already planned the victory parade. However, in Game 3, the Mavs blew a late double-digit lead. He carried the Heat to the win. After getting blown out in Game 4, the Mavericks suffered another loss in Game 5 when Wade scored the game-tying basket in the last possession of regular time, putting the Heat ahead with last-second free throws in overtime. The tragic figure was Josh Howard, who missed a pair of clutch free throws in overtime and mistakenly called an early timeout.

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