Jordan Brodess is a Program Manager at Mavs Moneyball. He covers a range of topics within the sports industry, focusing on competitive and professional sports, as well as the business side of sports. Jordan's work has been featured in BVM Sports, Mavs Moneyball, Yahoo Sports, and MSN.
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Before we get to the Sweet 16, what did the Mavericks learn about this draft class last weekend in the first two rounds?
Jordan Brodess
By: Jordan Brodess
Two top ten guards from this draft class square up Thursday night in the tournament.
By: Jordan Brodess
While locking in a spot before the lottery draw guarantees nothing, these last eight games may protect the Mavericks in this summer’s draft.
By: Jordan Brodess
Jordan Brodess The Dallas Mavericks might be playing with lottery fire. Every few games they have a key result that risks their positioning in a bottlenecked cluster in the top ten.
By: Jordan Brodess
While there’s little to care about game to game for the Mavericks, the team is making it a priority to support Cooper Flagg winning rookie of the year.
Jordan Brodess While the Mavericks haven't given much to dig into over the last several weeks through their play, the development of Cooper Flagg remains priority.
The Dallas Mavericks have just four games left before they hand their fate to the ping pong balls and draft gods.
By: Jordan Brodess
Jordan Brodess We are four games from the end of this season. You may be surprised to learn that the season began in October and not last
There is new leadership in Dallas, as the Mavericks embrace a clean slate for the Cooper Flagg era.
