Josh Bowe is a digital marketing specialist and writer/editor for Mavs Moneyball, a website focused on covering the Dallas Mavericks basketball team. With a passion for sports and analytics, Josh provides insightful analysis and commentary on the team's games, player performances, and other news and updates related to the Mavericks.
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Despite no Luka Doncic, Dallas picks up a great win on the road
By: Josh Bowe
Dallas drops a heartbreaker to Miami
By: Josh Bowe
The Dallas Mavericks defeated the New York Knicks XXX-XXX Wednesday night in Dallas. It was an impressive win from a seriously short-handed Mavericks team that was missing Luka Doncic, Klay Thompson, and Daniel Gafford.
By: Josh Bowe
It wasn’t pretty, but the Dallas Mavericks took care of business in Salt Lake City Saturday night, beating the Utah Jazz 106-94.
By: Josh Bowe
The Dallas Mavericks demolished the Washington Wizards 137-101 Thursday night in Washington. Luka Doncic picked up his first triple-double of the season (more on that later), Kyrie Irving led all scorers with an efficient 25 points, and the Mavericks were basically on cruise control the entire game and still had won by more than 30 points.
By: Josh Bowe
The Dallas Mavericks won one of the nuttiest games of the season, surviving a 143-133 shootout against the Golden State Warriors in San Francisco Sunday night.
The Dallas Mavericks rebounded from their disappointing NBA Cup loss to the Oklahoma City Thunder by dropping 143 points on the Golden State Warriors in a very entertaining, high scoring 143-133 win Sunday night in San Francisco.
Dallas had no firepower without Kyrie Irving and Luka Doncic
By: Josh Bowe
Doncic’s heel injury will keep him out at least one more game
Lively had a very special defensive play in the win against the Clippers
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