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Tales from the Dallas Mavericks Locker Room - A Collection of the Greatest Mavs Stories Ever Told - cover

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Tales from the Dallas Mavericks Locker Room - A Collection of the Greatest Mavs Stories Ever Told

Jaime Aron

Publisher: Sports Publishing

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Summary

Inside stories and photos chronicling the ups, downs, and more ups of the NBA franchise’s history. 
 
In this updated edition of Tales from the Dallas Mavericks Locker Room, longtime AP sports editor Jaime Aron brings all the power and passion of the Dallas Mavericks’ glory years to life. Relive all the adrenaline of the Mavericks-Spurs rivalry, get the inside scoop on life under head coach Rick Carlisle, and of course, revel in the glory of the Mavericks redemption from 2006 as they finally overtook the Heat and won their first NBA title.  
 
This treasure trove of team history includes stories about some of the best Mavs players to grace the court including: Dirk Nowitzki, Mark Aguirre, Jason Kidd, Rolando Blackman, and more. But Tales from the Dallas Mavericks Locker Room is more than just a team history—it’s a chance to get to know the legendary players, coaches, and executives of the Dallas Mavericks like never before.
Available since: 06/27/2011.
Print length: 272 pages.

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