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HUntil this past morning, the title of the Mavs this same year it seemed something undefined, an idea without much shape, a possibility even if it seemed remote. After the recital Luka Doncic in Arizona it no longer seems far-fetched to wonder if Mavericks they can win the ring this season. And the answer is yes.
In the wake of the euphoria and optimism of a match for history, it is logical that Doncicthe rest of the Mavs and the fans of the Texan team dream of winning the championship. The reason is none other than having the best player on the planet by his side.
Doncic’s recital for history
because, with the permission of Curry, Tatum y Butler, Doncic is the best player left in these Playoffs. The Slovenian is the leading scorer (31.5 points) and rebounder (10.1 rebounds) in the postseason. he is even in assists with Draymond Green (6.6) and is second in steals behind Jimmy Butler (2.1). Amazing.
But what makes the Mavs’ candidacy more solid is the fact that no one handles the stress of big games better than Doncic. The Mavs star has the best scoring record (39.0) in NBA history when it comes to do-or-die games. He also averages 9 rebounds and 10.3 assists in those games where losing sends you home. I mean, taking Dallas to a Game 7 looks like total suicide.
To crush the Suns, Luka Doncic he became the second youngest player to achieve 35+10 in a seventh game behind Tom Heinshon. And we’re talking about the 1960s. He will now face a team that may have reached these playoffs in better shape than Phoenix.
Golden State, el de Stephen Curry y Klay Thompsonhas more arguments than the Suns, more experience to face decisive clashes and perhaps more hunger after a couple of years in the shadow of the Lakers and Suns in the West.
But Dallas has Doncicthat colossus that has turned the NBA upside down.
