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2016 DALLAS MAVERICKS PLAYOFF GAME NOTES – APRIL 23, 2016

2015-16 SCHEDULE DATE OPPONENT RESULT W/L 10/28 @ Phoenix 111-95 1-0 10/29 @ L.A. Clippers 88-104 1-1 11/1 @ L.A. Lakers 103-93 2-1 11/3 vs. Toronto 91-102 2-2 11/5 vs. Charlotte 94-108 2-3 11/7 vs. New Orleans 107-98 3-3 11/10 @ New Orleans 105-120 3-4 11/11 vs. L.A. Clippers 118-108 4-4 11/13 vs. L.A. Lakers 90-82 5-4 11/14 @ Houston 110-98 6-4 11/16 @ Philadelphia 92-86 7-4 11/18 @ Boston 106-102 8-4 11/20 vs. Utah 102-93 9-4 11/22 @ Oklahoma City 114-117 9-5 11/24 @ Memphis 96-110 9-6 11/25 @ San Antonio 83-88 9-7 11/28 vs. Denver 92-81 10-7 11/30 @ Sacramento 98-112 10-8 12/1 @ Portland 115-112* 11-8 12/4 vs. Houston 96-100 11-9 12/6 @ Washington 116-104 12-9 12/7 @ New York 104-97 13-9 12/9 vs. Atlanta 95-98 13-10 12/12 vs. Washington 111-114 13-11 12/14 vs. Phoenix 104-94 14-11 12/16 @ Indiana 81-107 14-12 12/18 vs. Memphis 97-88 15-12 12/22 @ Toronto 99-103 15-13 12/23 @ Brooklyn 119-118* 16-13 12/26 vs. Chicago 118-111 17-13 12/28 vs. Milwaukee 103-93 18-13 12/30 vs. Golden State 114-91 19-13 1/1 @ Miami 82-106 19-14 1/2 vs. New Orleans 98-105 19-15 1/5 vs. Sacramento 117-116** 20-15 1/6 @ New Orleans 100-91 21-15 1/8 @ Milwaukee 95-96 21-16 1/10 @ Minnesota 93-87 22-16 1/12 vs. Cleveland 107-110* 22-17 1/13 @ Oklahoma City 89-108 22-18 1/15 @ Chicago 83-77 23-18 1/17 @ San Antonio 83-112 23-19 1/18 vs. Boston 118-113* 24-19 1/20 vs. Minnesota 106-94* 25-19 1/22 vs. Oklahoma City 106-109 25-20 1/24 @ Houston 104-115 25-21 1/26 @ L.A. Lakers 92-90 26-21 1/27 @ Golden State 107-127 26-22 1/29 vs. Brooklyn 91-79 27-22 1/31 vs. Phoenix 91-78 28-22 2/1 @ Atlanta 97-112 28-23 2/3 vs. Miami 90-93 28-24 2/5 vs. San Antonio 90-116 28-25 2/6 @ Memphis 114-110* 29-25 2/9 vs. Utah 119-121* 29-26 2/19 @ Orlando 104-110* 29-27 2/21 vs. Philadelphia 129-103 30-27 2/24 vs. Oklahoma City 103-116 30-28 2/26 vs. Denver 122-116* 31-28 2/28 vs. Minnesota 128-101 32-28 3/1 vs. Orlando 121-108 33-28 3/3 vs. Sacramento 101-104 33-29 3/6 @ Denver 114-116* 33-30 3/7 vs. L.A. Clippers 90-109 33-31 3/9 vs. Detroit 96-102 33-32 3/12 vs. Indiana 105-112 33-33 3/14 @ Charlotte 107-96 34-33 3/16 @ Cleveland 98-99 34-34 3/18 vs. Golden State 112-130 34-35 3/20 vs. Portland 132-120* 35-35 3/23 @ Portland 103-109 35-36 3/25 @ Golden State 120-128 35-37 3/27 @ Sacramento 111-133 35-38 3/28 @ Denver 97-88 36-38 3/30 vs. New York 91-89 37-38 4/1 @ Detroit 98-89 38-38 4/3 @ Minnesota 88-78 39-38 4/6 vs. Houston 88-86 40-38 4/8 vs. Memphis 103-93 41-38 4/10 @ L.A. Clippers 91-98 41-39 4/11 @ Utah 101-92 42-39 4/13 vs. San Antonio 91-96 42-40 *Overtime Period; Game Times are CT The Mavs’ score is listed first under “Result”

REGULAR SEASON RECORD BY MONTH Oct. (1-1); Nov. (9-7); Dec. (9-5); Jan. (9-9); Feb. (4-6); Mar. (5-10); Apr. (5-2)

#6 DALLAS MAVERICKS (42-40, 1-2) vs. #3 OKLAHOMA CITY THUNDER (55-27, 2-1)

PLAYOFF GAME #4 • HOME GAME #2 SATURDAY, APRIL 23, 2016 • 7:00 P.M. CT

AMERICAN AIRLINES CENTER (DALLAS, TX) TXA 21/ESPN • ESPN 103.3 FM • ESPN DEPORTES 1540 AM (SP) MAVERICKS MEDIA PASS: http://mavericksmediapass.com

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PROBABLE STARTERS 2016 PLAYOFF AVERAGES NOTES

#23 WESLEY MATTHEWS F • 6-5 • 220 • Marquette

PPG RPG APG SPG BPG MPG

11.7 4.3 1.3 1.7 0.0 32.9

Last Game: 22 points (6-13 FGs, 3-7 3FGs, 7-10 FTs), 5 rebounds, 2 assists, 2 steals, 33 minutes vs. OKC (4/21/16). Postseason: Career playoff averages of 13.5 ppg, 3.6 rpg, 1.4 spg and 36.6 mpg in 30 games (30 starts). Season: Career-high 10 3FGs at WAS (12/6/15).

#41 DIRK NOWITZKI F • 7-0 • 245 • Germany


17.0 4.7 2.0 0.3 0.7 31.8

Last Game: 16 points (7-12 FGs, 2-3 FTs), 6 rebounds, 5 assists, 2 blocks, 33 minutes vs. OKC (4/21/16). Postseason: Career playoff averages of 25.3 ppg, 10.0 rpg, 2.5 apg, 1.0 spg and 40.7 mpg in 143 games (143 starts). Season: Passed 29,000 points vs. PHI (2/21/16).

#27 ZAZA PACHULIA C • 6-11 • 275 • Republic of Georgia


4.0 6.0 1.7 1.0 0.0 19.7

Last Game: 5 points (5-6 FTs), 6 rebounds and 3 assists in 19 minutes vs. OKC (4/21/16). Postseason: Career playoff averages of 5.0 ppg, 5.0 rpg and 18.5 mpg in 49 games (9 starts). Season: Career-high 26 double-doubles … 41 games with 10+ boards.

#5 JOSE JUAN BAREA G • 6-0 • 185 • Northeastern


8.5 1.5 5.0 0.0 0.0 24.3

Last Game: 15 points (6-14 FGs, 1-4 3FGs, 2-2 FTs), 2 rebounds and 7 assists in 32 minutes vs. OKC (4/21/16). Postseason: Career playoff averages of 8.1 ppg, 2.1 rpg, 3.6 apg and 19.7 mpg in 47 games (11 starts). Season: Career-high 32 points at BKN (12/23/15).

#8 DERON WILLIAMS G • 6-3 • 200 • Illinois


7.5 1.0 4.0 0.5 0.0 23.9

Last Game: DND-Left abdominal strain/sports hernia vs. OKC (4/21/16). Postseason: Career playoff averages of 18.8 ppg, 3.7 rpg, 8.3 apg, 1.1 spg and 38.6 mpg in 71 games (71 starts). Season: 2 games with 30+ points (2-0 record) … 4 double-doubles.

2015-16 MAVS REGULAR-SEASON RECORDS FIRST-ROUND SCHEDULE All Times CT; *If Necessary

RECORD HOME ROAD OT GAME/DATE/LOCATION TIME TV/RESULT OVERALL 42-40 23-18 19-22 8-4 Game 1: (Sat) 4/16 at OKC 8:30 pm L, 70-108 WESTERN 27-25 16-10 11-15 6-2 Game 2: (Mon) 4/18 at OKC 7:00 pm W, 85-84 EASTERN 15-15 7-8 8-7 2-2 Game 3: (Thu) 4/21 at DAL 6:00 pm L, 102-131 SOUTHWEST 7-9 4-4 3-5 1-0 Game 4: (Sat) 4/23 at DAL 7:00 pm TXA 21/ESPN STREAKS: Overall – Lost 1; Home – Lost 1; Road – Won 1 Game 5: (Mon) 4/25 at OKC 7:00 pm TXA 21/TNT Game 6: (Thu) 4/28 at DAL* TBD TXA 21/TBD RADIO: ESPN 103.3 FM and in Spanish on ESPN 1540 AM Game 7: (Sat) 4/30 at OKC* TBD TXA 21/TNT

INJURY/PLAYER STATUS: Justin Anderson (right shoulder sprain) is questionable; Jose Juan Barea (right groin strain) is probable; Jeremy Evans (right shoulder surgery) is out; David Lee (right plantar fascia injury) is questionable; Dirk Nowitzki (right knee contusion) is probable; Chandler Parsons (right knee surgery) is out; Deron Williams (left abdominal strain/sports hernia) is questionable.

PRONUNCIATIONS: Jose Juan Barea (ba-RAY-ah); Dirk Nowitzki (Na-VIT-skee); JaVale McGee (Ja-Veil); Salah Mejri (sah-lah MEZ-re); Zaza Pachulia (zah-zah pah-CHOO-lee-ah); Deron Williams (DARE-in).

RECENT TRANSACTIONS: 2/22: Signed F/C David Lee…2/22: Waived G John Jenkins…2/21: Recalled G Justin Anderson and F Jeremy Evans from the Texas Legends (D-League)…2/20: Reassigned G Justin Anderson and F Jeremy Evans to the Texas Legends (D-League)…1/22: Recalled G Justin Anderson, F Jeremy Evans and C Salah Mejri from the Texas Legends (D-League)…1/21: Reassigned G Justin Anderson, F Jeremy Evans and C Salah Mejri to the Texas Legends (D-League)…1/3: Recalled C Salah Mejri from the Texas Legends (D-League)…1/2: Reassigned C Salah Mejri to the Texas Legends (D-League)…12/27: Recalled G Justin Anderson and C Salah Mejri from the Texas Legends (D-League)…12/26: Reassigned G Justin Anderson and C Salah Mejri to the Texas Legends (D-League)…12/20: Recalled G Justin Anderson, F Jeremy Evans and C Salah Mejri from the Texas Legends (D-League)…12/19: Reassigned F Jeremy Evans to the Texas Legends (D-League)…12/18: Reassigned G Justin Anderson and C Salah Mejri to the Texas Legends (D-League)…12/13: Recalled C Salah Mejri from the Texas Legends (D-League)…12/12: Recalled G Justin Anderson from the Texas Legends (D-League)…12/12: Reassigned G Justin Anderson and C Salah Mejri to the Texas Legends (D-League)…12/12: Recalled G Justin Anderson, F Jeremy Evans and C Salah Mejri from the Texas Legends (D-League)…12/11: Assigned G Justin Anderson, F Jeremy Evans and C Salah Mejri to the Texas Legends (D-League)…11/22: Recalled G Justin Anderson and C Salah Mejri from the Texas Legends (D-League)…11/20: Assigned G Justin Anderson and C Salah Mejri to the Texas Legends (D-League)…10/26: Waived F Maurice Ndour…10/24: Waived C Samuel Dalembert, F Brandon Ashley, G Tu Holloway and F Jamil Wilson…10/22: Signed G Tu Holloway…10/22: Waived F/C Jarrid Famous…8/13: Signed C JaVale McGee…8/6: Re-signed F Charlie Villanueva…8/6: Signed C Samuel Dalembert…8/1: Signed rookie G Justin Anderson…7/31: Signed F Jeremy Evans…7/30: Signed C Salah Mejri…7/27: Signed F Jamil Wilson and F Brandon Ashley…7/24: Signed G John Jenkins and F/C Jarrid Famous…7/23: Signed F Maurice Ndour…7/16: Re-signed G Jose Juan Barea…7/14: Signed G Deron Williams…7/9: Acquired C Zaza Pachulia from MIL in exchange for a future second round pick…7/9: Signed G Wesley Matthews…6/25: Selected G Justin Anderson in the first round (21st overall pick) and C Satnam Singh in the second round (52nd overall pick) of the 2015 NBA Draft.

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2015-16 DALLAS MAVERICKS ROSTER No. Player Pos. Ht. Wt. Birthdate Prior to NBA/Home Country NBA Exp 1 Justin Anderson G/F 6-6 228 11/19/93 Virginia/USA R 5 Jose Juan Barea G 6-0 185 6/26/84 Northeastern/Puerto Rico 9 21 Jeremy Evans F 6-9 200 10/24/87 Western Kentucky/USA 5 2 Raymond Felton G 6-1 205 6/26/84 North Carolina/USA 10 34 Devin Harris G 6-3 185 2/27/83 Wisconsin/USA 11 42 David Lee F/C 6-9 245 4/29/83 Florida/USA 10 23 Wesley Matthews G 6-5 220 10/14/86 Marquette/USA 6 11 JaVale McGee C 7-0 270 1/19/88 Nevada/USA 7 50 Salah Mejri C 7-2 235 6/15/86 Real Madrid/Tunisia R 41 Dirk Nowitzki F 7-0 245 6/19/78 Würzburg/Germany 17 27 Zaza Pachulia C 6-11 275 2/10/84 Ülkerspor/Georgia 12 25 Chandler Parsons F 6-10 230 10/25/88 Florida/USA 4 7 Dwight Powell F/C 6-11 240 7/20/91 Stanford/Canada 1 3 Charlie Villanueva F 6-11 238 8/24/84 Connecticut/USA 10 8 Deron Williams G 6-3 200 6/26/84 Illinois/USA 10 Head Coach: Rick Carlisle Virginia President of Basketball Operations/GM: Donn Nelson Wheaton College Assistant Coaches: Melvin Hunt Baylor Kaleb Canales Texas-Arlington Jamahl Mosley Colorado Darrell Armstrong Fayetteville State Player Development Coach: Brad Davis Maryland Free Throw Coach: Gary Boren Oklahoma Head Video Coordinator/Scout: Mike Shedd Purdue Athletic Performance Director: Jeremy Holsopple Kentucky Head Athletic Trainer: Casey Smith Arizona State Associate Head Athletic Trainer: Dionne Calhoun San Diego State Head Equipment Manager: Al Whitley Simon Fraser PRONUNCIATION GUIDE Jose Juan Barea – ba-RAY-ah Dirk Nowitzki – Na-VIT-skee JaVale McGee – Ja-Veil Salah Mejri – sah-lah MEZ-re Zaza Pachulia – zah-zah pah-CHOO-lee-ah Deron Williams – DARE-in HOW THE MAVERICKS WERE BUILT FREE AGENTS 2016 - David Lee (signed as a free agent on 2/22/16) 2015 - JaVale McGee (signed as a free agent on 8/13/15)

- Charlie Villanueva (re-signed on 8/6/15) - Jeremy Evans (signed as a free agent on 7/31/15) - Salah Mejri (signed as a free agent on 7/30/15) - Jose Juan Barea (re-signed on 7/16/15)

- Deron Williams (signed as a free agent on 7/14/15) - Wesley Matthews (signed as a free agent on 7/9/15) 2014 - Devin Harris (re-signed on 7/17/14) - Chandler Parsons (signed as a free agent on 7/15/14) - Dirk Nowitzki (re-signed on 7/15/14) OBTAINED VIA TRADE

2015 - Zaza Pachulia (from Milwaukee in exchange for a future second round pick on 7/9/15) 2014 - Dwight Powell (from Boston along with Rajon Rondo in exchange for Brandan Wright, Jae Crowder, Jameer Nelson, a 2015 first round pick and a 2016

second round pick on 12/18/14) - Raymond Felton (from New York along with Tyson Chandler in exchange for Samuel Dalembert, Jose Calderon, Wayne Ellington, Shane Larkin and two second round picks on 6/25/14)

OBTAINED VIA DRAFT 2015 - Justin Anderson (21st overall pick in the first round)


FIRST-ROUND OPPONENT: OKLAHOMA CITY THUNDER

2016 PLAYOFFS PPG OPP. PPG FG % 3FG% FT% RPG APG SPG TO BPG

MAVERICKS 85.7 107.7 .397 .250 .625 36.0 18.0 7.33 12.7 2.33

THUNDER 107.7 85.7 .448 .362 .802 50.7 20.7 8.67 15.7 5.00

2015-16 SEASON VS. OKLAHOMA CITY

2014-15 SEASON VS. OKLAHOMA CITY

SERIES HISTORY VS. OKLAHOMA CITY

DATE SITE TIME/RESULT DATE SITE RESULT ALL-TIME STREAKS 11/22/15 at OKC L, 114-117 12/28/14 at DAL W, 112-107 OVERALL

70-77 Lost 4

1/13/16 at OKC L, 89-108 2/19/15 at OKC L, 89-104 AT DAL 40-32 Lost 2 1/22/16 at DAL L, 106-109 3/16/15 at DAL W, 119-115 AT OKC/SEA 30-45 Lost 2 2/24/16 at DAL L, 103-116 4/1/15 at OKC W, 135-131

PLAYOFF SERIES NOTES: The 2016 first-round playoff series between the Mavericks and the Thunder marks the fifth ever meeting between the two franchises in the postseason (also met in 1984, 1987, 2011 and 2012)…It’s the third meeting between the two teams in the Thunder era…Oklahoma City leads the 2016 first-round series, 2-1…The Mavericks are 2-2 all-time in playoff series against the Thunder franchise…The Mavericks won their first ever postseason series by defeating the Thunder franchise (then the Seattle SuperSonics) 3-2 in the first round of the 1984 NBA Playoffs…It came in dramatic fashion, as Dallas won Game 5 in overtime, 105-104...The game was held at Moody Coliseum (home of the SMU Mustangs) and is referred to locally as “Moody Madness”…Seattle defeated Dallas 3-1 in the opening round of the 1987 playoffs…The Mavericks defeated the Thunder 4-1 in the 2011 Western Conference Finals en route to winning their first NBA championship…Dirk Nowitzki gave a performance for the ages in Game 1 of the 2011 Western Conference Finals against Oklahoma City (5/17/11), scoring 48 points (12-15 FGs, 24-24 FTs) in 41 minutes…The 48 points were the most by any player in a playoff game who shot at least 80 percent from the field…Nowitzki went 24-of-24 from the line, including 13-of-13 from the stripe in the third quarter alone…It set an NBA playoff record for the most free throws made in a game without a miss…What’s more, it was the most free throws made in a regulation-length playoff game (former Celtic Bob Cousy holds the NBA Playoff record for the most free throws made in any postseason game with 30 in a 4OT game vs. Syracuse on 3/21/53)…Nowitzki went 59-of-61 (.967) from the line in the 2011 Western Conference Finals, which set the record for the highest free throw percentage in a playoff series (minimum 50 FTA)…Kevin Durant (28.6 ppg) and Nowitzki (27.7 ppg) ranked one and two in postseason scoring in 2011…Most recently, the two teams met in the first round of the 2012 playoffs and the Thunder swept the series, 4-0. SEASON SERIES NOTES: Oklahoma City swept the 2015-16 season series, 4-0 (after Dallas won five of the previous six regular-season meetings between the two teams)…The Thunder has now won 14 of the last 20 regular-season matchups with the Mavericks…The Thunder has taken eight of the last 10 regular-season meetings in Oklahoma City (Dallas is 5-10 all-time in regular-season games played in Oklahoma City)…The Thunder has won the last two regular-season showdowns in Dallas (after the Mavericks won the previous three at American Airlines Center)…Dirk Nowitzki averaged 19.3 ppg, 3.3 rpg, 1.0 spg and 32.7 mpg in three games (all starts) against Oklahoma City during the 2015-16 regular season…Deron Williams averaged 18.7 ppg, 3.7 rpg, 5.7 apg, 1.0 spg and 35.0 mpg in three games (three starts) against the Thunder this year…Wesley Matthews averaged 15.3 ppg, 2.7 rpg, 2.3 spg and 33.7 mpg in three games (all starts) against Oklahoma City in 2015-16. CONNECTIONS: Mavericks head coach Rick Carlisle and Thunder head coach Billy Donovan were teammates on the New York Knicks in 1987-88…Mavericks forwards David Lee (2001-05) and Chandler Parsons (2007-11) both played four seasons for Donovan at the University of Florida…Thunder forward Kevin Durant and Mavericks swingman Justin Anderson both attended Montrose Christian School in Rockville, Md….Durant played one year of college ball at the University of Texas before being taken with the second overall pick in the 2007 NBA Draft…Durant, Thunder point guard Russell Westbrook and Mavericks point guard Deron Williams were all members of the gold-medal-winning U.S. men’s national basketball team that competed at the 2012 Summer Olympics in London…Thunder center Enes Kanter played four-and-a-half seasons with Mavericks forward Jeremy Evans in Utah from 2011-15 and one season with Mavericks guard Devin Harris on the Jazz in 2011-12…Thunder guard Anthony Morrow played the first half of the 2010-11 season with Harris in New Jersey…Morrow also spent the first half of the 2012-13 season with Harris in Atlanta, where he also teamed with Mavericks center Zaza Pachulia…Morrow played the second half of the 2012-13 campaign with the Mavericks after being acquired in a trade-deadline deal that sent Dahntay Jones to Atlanta…Mavericks forward Charlie Villanueva played two seasons with Thunder forward Kyle Singler in Detroit from 2012-14…Mavericks forward Dwight Powell and Thunder forward Josh Huestis were teammates at Stanford from 2010-14.


2016 PLAYOFF GAMES VS. OKLAHOMA CITY:

OKLAHOMA CITY 131, DALLAS 102 – APRIL 21, 2016 – AMERICAN AIRLINES CENTER – DALLAS, TX – PLAYOFF GAME #3 (1-2)

TEAM 1 2 3 4 OT Final FG FGA FG% 3FG% FT% OR DR TR A PF ST TO BS

OKC 27 31 39 34 - 131 45 78 .577 .556 .743 9 33 42 28 27 10 14 5

DAL 21 27 30 24 - 102 37 76 .474 .261 .686 6 24 30 24 27 9 12 3

PLAYER NOTES: Mavericks swingman Wesley Matthews tallied a team-high 22 points to go along with five rebounds, two assists and two steals in 33 minutes. Raymond Felton totaled 18 points, including 10 in the third quarter, to go along with three rebounds, four assists and a game-high four steals in 35 minutes. Dirk Nowitzki recorded 16 points, six rebounds, five assists, one steal and two blocks in 33 minutes. J.J. Barea returned to the lineup (after missing the previous game due to a right groin strain) and contributed 15 points and a team-high seven assists in 32 minutes. Justin Anderson had 12 points in 19 minutes off the Mavericks’ bench. Thunder forward Kevin Durant registered a game-high 34 points (11-25 FGs, 3-9 3FGs, 9-11 FTs), including 20 in the first half, to go along with seven rebounds, three assists and one steal in 37 minutes. Russell Westbrook posted a double-double with 26 points (9-16 FGs, 2-3 3FGs, 6-9 FTs), a game-high 15 assists, two steals and one block in 34 minutes. Enes Kanter (21) and Dion Waiters (19) combined for 40 points off the Thunder’s bench. NOTABLES: The Thunder recorded a wire-to-wire win…Oklahoma City began the game on a 7-2 run and led 27-21 after one…The Mavericks got to within four (27-23) 16 seconds into the start of the second quarter, but the Thunder proceeded to go on a 28-13 run and built a 19-point cushion (55-36)…Dallas responded with a 12-3 burst to close the first half and pulled to within 10 (58-48) going into the break…The Mavericks used a 15-6 run (from the 8:33 mark of the third quarter through the 5:13 mark of the period) to trim a 19-point deficit (71-52) down to 10 (77-67)…But the Thunder countered with a 20-11 run to close the third and led by 19 (97-78) after three…Oklahoma City went on to win by a final score of 131-102…The Thunder won every quarter…Oklahoma City outscored Dallas 73-54 in the second half…The Thunder outshot the Mavericks 57.7 percent (45-of-78) to 47.4 percent (36-of-76) from the field, 55.6 percent (15-of-27) to 26.1 percent (6-of-23) from 3-point range and 74.3 percent (26-of-35) to 68.6 percent (24-of-35) from the line on the night…Oklahoma City outrebounded Dallas, 42-30…The Mavericks outscored the Thunder 40-34 in the paint…Oklahoma City outscored Dallas 16-7 in second-chance points and 15-12 on the fast break…The Thunder led by as many as 31, while the Mavericks never led at any point.

TEAM HIGH PTS HIGH REB HIGH AST

OKC Durant 34 Kanter 8 Westbrook 15

DAL Matthews 22 Nowitzki & Pachulia 6 Barea 7

DALLAS 85, OKLAHOMA CITY 84 – APRIL 18, 2016 – CHESAPEAKE ENERGY ARENA – OKLAHOMA CITY, OK – PLAYOFF GAME #2 (1-1)


DAL 24 21 14 26 - 85 35 82 .427 .263 .526 11 34 45 14 17 8 13 4

OKC 20 23 19 22 - 84 31 92 .337 .219 .833 19 35 54 11 19 9 15 4

PLAYER NOTES: Mavericks guard Raymond Felton recorded his first playoff double-double (second career) with a game-high-tying 21 points (8-16 FGs, 1-4 3FGs, 4-7 FTs) to go along with a team-high 11 rebounds, three assists and one steal in 42 minutes. Dirk Nowitzki tallied 17 points and four rebounds in 38 minutes. Deron Williams, who was battling a left abdominal strain/sports hernia, recorded 13 points and a team-high five assists in 26 minutes. Williams scored 11 of Dallas’ first 15 points in the game. Salah Mejri contributed 12 points, three rebounds and a game-high three blocks in 28 minutes off the bench. Devin Harris chipped in eight points, seven rebounds, two assists and two steals in 26 minutes off the pine. Justin Anderson pitched in six points, five boards, one assist, one steal and one block in 14 minutes off the bench. Thunder forward Kevin Durant scored a game-high-tying 21 points, but was held to just 7-of-33 (.212) shooting. Russell Westbrook posted a double-double with 19 points (8-22 FGs), a game-high 14 rebounds, a game-high six assists and two steals in 38 minutes. NOTABLES: Dallas jumped out to an early 15-7 lead and held a four-point advantage (24-20) after one…Deron Williams (11) and Raymond Felton (7) combined for 18 of Dallas’ 24 first-quarter points…The Thunder went 5-of-10 (.500) from beyond the arc in the second quarter (compared to the Mavericks’ 0-of-7 clip) but outscored Dallas by just two (23-21) in the period…The Mavericks held a two-point edge (45-43) at the half…Oklahoma City began the second half on a 15-5 run and went up by eight (58-50) midway through the third quarter…The Thunder took a three-point lead (62-59) into the fourth…Oklahoma City led by seven (78-71) with under 6 minutes to go in the fourth quarter, but Dallas closed the game on a 14-6 run en route to an 85-84 win…Steven Adams’ putback at the buzzer was called off after an official review…The Mavericks held the Thunder to just 33.7 percent (31-of-92) shooting on the night…Oklahoma City outshot Dallas 83.3 percent (15-of-18) to 52.6 percent (10-of-19) from the line…The Thunder outrebounded the Mavericks, 54-45 (including 19-11 on the offensive glass)…Dallas outscored Oklahoma City 44-40 in the paint…The Thunder outscored the Mavericks 19-13 in second-chance points and 20-16 on the fast break…The game saw 10 ties and 17 lead changes…Both teams led by as many as eight points.


DAL Felton 21 Felton 11 Williams 5

OKC Durant 21 Westbrook 14 Westbrook 6

OKLAHOMA CITY 108, DALLAS 70 – APRIL 16, 2016 – CHESAPEAKE ENERGY ARENA – OKLAHOMA CITY, OK – PLAYOFF GAME #1 (0-1)


DAL 11 22 18 19 - 70 25 84 .298 .222 .615 9 24 33 16 25 5 13 0

OKC 26 33 34 15 - 108 36 80 .450 .343 .857 14 42 56 23 25 7 18 6

PLAYER NOTES: Mavericks forward Dirk Nowitzki totaled a team-high 18 points (7-15 FGs, 4-4 FTs) to go along with four rebounds in 25 minutes. Seven other players scored five-plus points for Dallas in the loss. Thunder point guard Russell Westbrook posted a double-double with a game-high 24 points (7-15 FGs, 2-7 3FGs, 8-8 FTs) to go along with five rebounds and a game-high 11 assists in 30 minutes. Kevin Durant tallied 23 points (7-15 FGs, 2-6 3FGs, 7-7 FTs), five boards and five assists in 27 minutes. Enes Kanter contributed 16 points and 13 rebounds in 24 minutes. Serge Ibaka pitched in 17 points and nine boards in 28 minutes for the Thunder in the win. NOTABLES: Oklahoma City began the game on a 15-2 run and recorded a wire-to-wire win…The Thunder outshot the Mavericks 45.5 percent (20-of-44) to 26.2 percent (11-of-42) from the field in the first half and led 59-33 at the break…Oklahoma City posted a 34-point third quarter (outscored Dallas 34-18 in the third) and led 93-51 after three…The Mavericks outscored the Thunder 19-15 in the fourth quarter, but still fell by a final score of 108-70...Oklahoma City outshot Dallas 45 percent (36-of-80) to 29.8 percent (25-of-84) from the field on the night…The Thunder also outshot the Mavericks 34.3 percent (12-of-35) to 22.2 percent (4-of-18) from beyond the arc and 85.7 percent (24-of-28) to 61.5 percent (16-of-26) from the line…Oklahoma City outrebounded Dallas, 56-33…The Thunder recorded 23 assists (compared to the Mavericks’ 16 dimes)…Oklahoma City outscored Dallas 34-28 in the paint, 13-9 in second-chance points and 15-7 on the fast break.


DAL Nowitzki 18 Pachulia & Powell 6 Barea & Williams 3

OKC Westbrook 24 Kanter 13 Westbrook 11


2015-16 REGULAR-SEASON GAMES VS. OKLAHOMA CITY:

OKLAHOMA CITY 116, DALLAS 103 – FEBRUARY 24, 2016 – AMERICAN AIRLINES CENTER – DALLAS, TX – GAME #58 (30-28)


OKC 33 25 29 29 - 116 43 89 .483 .364 .818 14 38 52 28 27 5 14 5

DAL 24 27 30 22 - 103 35 86 .407 .321 .800 13 29 42 26 21 10 10 4

PLAYER NOTES: Mavericks forward Dirk Nowitzki tallied a game-high 33 points (10-16 FGs, 2-4 3FGs, 11-12 FTs), including 22 in the second and third quarters (11 in each), to go along with six rebounds and two steals in 34 minutes. Thunder point guard Russell Westbrook collected a double-double with a team-high-tying 24 points (8-17 FGs, 2-5 3FGs, 6-6 FTs) to go along with seven rebounds and a game-high 13 assists in 36 minutes. Thunder forward Kevin Durant totaled a team-high-tying 24 points (8-17 FGs, 2-9 3FGs, 6-6 FTs) to go along with eight rebounds, six assists, two steals and one block in 35 minutes. NOTABLES: Oklahoma City opened the game on a 15-3 run and led by nine (33-24) after one…Dallas was within three (42-39) midway through the second quarter, but Oklahoma City used a 7-0 spurt to extend its lead to 10 (51-41)…The Mavericks countered with a 10-2 burst to get back to within two (53-51) with 37.5 seconds left in the half…But Russell Westbrook hit a jumper on Oklahoma City’s next possession and Kevin Durant beat the second-quarter buzzer with a 35-foot 3-pointer to give the Thunder a seven-point cushion (58-51) going into the break…Dallas began the third quarter on a 15-6 run and turned a seven-point half-time deficit (58-51) into a two-point lead (66-64)…The Mavericks led by three (74-71) midway through the third frame, but the Thunder closed the period on a 16-7 run and took a six-point lead (87-81) into the fourth…Oklahoma City opened the fourth quarter on a 15-0 run and built a 21-point advantage (102-81)…The Mavericks used a 14-0 run halfway through the fourth quarter to pull to within eight (105-97)…But the Thunder responded with a 9-2 run to build a 15-point cushion (114-99)…Oklahoma City went on to win 116-103…The Thunder outshot the Mavericks 48.3 percent (43-of-89) to 40.7 percent (35-of-86) from the field, 36.4 percent (12-of-33) to 32.1 percent (9-of-28) from beyond the arc, and 81.8 percent (18-of-22) to 80 percent (24-of-30) from the line…Oklahoma City outrebounded Dallas, 52-42…The Mavericks collected 10 steals, while the Thunder managed five thefts…The Thunder outscored the Mavericks 38-32 in the paint and 20-15 in second-chance opportunities…The Thunder led by as many as 22, while the Mavericks’ largest lead was three.


OKC Durant & Westbrook 24 Kanter 9 Westbrook 13

DAL Nowitzki 33 Pachulia 10 Felton 9

OKLAHOMA CITY 109, DALLAS 106 – JANUARY 22, 2016 – AMERICAN AIRLINES CENTER – DALLAS, TX – GAME #45 (25-20)


OKC 27 21 37 24 - 109 45 91 .495 .267 .733 17 30 47 18 19 3 14 6

DAL 25 31 18 32 - 106 40 87 .460 .303 .889 7 26 33 24 15 9 8 6

PLAYER NOTES: Mavericks forward Chandler Parsons tallied a game-high 26 points (8-16 FGs, 4-6 3FGs, 6-6 FTs) to go along with five rebounds, three assists and one steal in 37 minutes. Deron Williams totaled 22 points (9-16 FGs, 2-6 3FGs, 2-2 FTs), five assists and two steals in 36 minutes. Thunder forward Kevin Durant posted a team-high 24 points (10-21 FGs, 2-8 3FGs, 2-2 FTs) to go along with three rebounds, seven assists, one steal and two blocks in 38 minutes. Russell Westbrook collected 16 points, eight rebounds, seven assists, two steals and one block in 35 minutes. NOTABLES: The Mavericks were up 11 (23-12) with under 5 minutes left in the first quarter, but the Thunder closed the period on a 15-2 run and led by two (27-25) after one…Oklahoma City led by four (42-38) midway through the second quarter, but Dallas closed the period on an 18-6 run and took an eight-point lead (56-48) into the locker room at the half…The Mavericks went 8-of-20 (.400) from deep in the opening half (compared to the Thunder’s 1-of-12 clip)…Oklahoma City began the second half on a 31-11 run and turned the eight-point half-time deficit (56-48) into a 12-point lead (79-67)…The Thunder outscored the Mavericks 37-18 in the third quarter and led by 11 (85-74) after three…Dallas trailed by 17 (97-80) with under 8 minutes to go in regulation, but used a 26-10 rally (capped by a Deron Williams 3-pointer) to get to within one (107-106) with 1:06 left…Kevin Durant put Oklahoma City up three (109-106) with a jumper on the Thunder’s next possession, but Dallas still had its chances down the stretch…Wesley Matthews, Dirk Nowitzki and Chandler Parsons all missed potential game-tying 3-point attempts in the final 35 seconds however (Deron Williams also missed a 20-foot jumper in that span), and the Thunder hung on for a 109-106 win...Oklahoma City outrebounded Dallas, 47-33 (including 17-7 on the offensive glass)…The Mavericks recorded 24 assists on 40 made field goals, while the Thunder managed only 18 assists on 45 made baskets…Dallas committed only eight turnovers (for six points), while Oklahoma City recorded 14 giveaways (for 15 points)…The Thunder outscored the Mavericks 52-42 in the paint, 17-4 in second-chance points and 26-15 on the fast break…The game saw four ties and 10 lead changes (all in the first three quarters – Oklahoma City led the entire fourth)…The Thunder led by as many as 17, while the Mavericks’ largest lead was 11 (and came in the opening quarter).


OKC Durant 24 Collison 11 Durant & Westbrook 7

DAL Parsons 26 Pachulia 8 Pachulia & Williams 5

OKLAHOMA CITY 108, DALLAS 89 – JANUARY 13, 2016 – CHESAPEAKE ENERGY ARENA – OKLAHOMA CITY, OK – GAME #40 (22-18)


DAL 20 22 22 25 - 89 32 82 .390 .194 .760 8 33 41 18 20 7 16 3

OKC 30 35 18 25 - 108 38 82 .463 .455 .586 13 41 54 24 26 11 18 5

PLAYER NOTES: Mavericks guard J.J. Barea netted a team-high 18 points to go along with three rebounds and a team-high six assists in 31 minutes. Salah Mejri had 17 points (7-8 FGs, 3-5 FTs), a team-high-tying nine rebounds and one block in 25 minutes off the bench. Dirk Nowitzki, Deron Williams, Wesley Matthews and Chandler Parsons all rested for Dallas. Zaza Pachulia was a late scratch with a sore right Achilles. Devin Harris also left the game due to a left foot injury and Charlie Villanueva was ejected in the second quarter (following an altercation between Russell Westbrook and J.J. Barea). Thunder forward Kevin Durant posted a double-double with a game-high 29 points (9-14 FGs, 4-8 3FGs, 7-9 FTs) to go along with 10 rebounds, four assists and one steal in 33 minutes. Serge Ibaka also had a double-double with 20 points, a game-high 11 rebounds (5 OR) and three blocks in 31 minutes. NOTABLES: The Thunder used a 15-2 run in the first quarter to turn a three-point deficit (7-4) into a 10-point advantage (19-9)…Oklahoma City led 30-20 after one…The Thunder outshot the Mavericks 52.2 percent (24-of-46) to 38.1 percent (16-of-42) from the field in the first half and led by 23 (65-42) at the break…Oklahoma City used a 10-2 run early in the third quarter to extend its lead to 29 (75-46)…Oklahoma City’s lead never dipped below 14 points in the second half…The Thunder went on to win by a final score of 108 -89…The Thunder led for the final 44:35 (Oklahoma City went up 9-7 at the 8:35 mark of the first quarter and led for the remainder of the game)…Oklahoma City outshot Dallas 46.3 percent (38-of-82) to 39 percent (32-of-82) from the field and 45.5 percent (15-of-33) to 19.4 percent (6-of-31) from 3-point range…The Thunder outrebounded the Mavericks, 54-41…Dallas committed 16 turnovers (for 28 Thunder points)…Oklahoma City recorded 18 giveaways, but they resulted in only 17 points for Dallas…The Mavericks outscored the Thunder 44-32 in the paint…Oklahoma City outscored Dallas 18-10 in second-chance opportunities and 20-6 on the fast break…The game saw just three ties and two lead changes…The Thunder led by as many as 29, while the Mavericks’ largest lead was three (and came in the opening minutes).


DAL Barea 18 Mejri & Powell 9 Barea 6

OKC Durant 29 Ibaka 11 Westbrook 8

OKLAHOMA CITY 117, DALLAS 114 – NOVEMBER 22, 2015 – CHESAPEAKE ENERGY ARENA – OKLAHOMA CITY, OK – GAME #14 (9-5)


DAL 25 27 33 29 - 114 44 83 .530 .526 .571 9 27 36 26 17 8 17 4

OKC 31 29 27 30 - 117 47 90 .522 .409 .778 14 27 41 25 23 8 16 6

PLAYER NOTES: Six players (including all five starters) scored in double figures for Dallas in the loss. Deron Williams produced a team-high 20 points to go along with six rebounds, six assists, one steal and one block in 33 minutes. Zaza Pachulia registered his eighth double-double of the season with 12 points, a game-high 10 rebounds, six assists, one steal and a game-high three blocks in 34 minutes. Wesley Matthews had 18 points, including 14 in the second half, to go along with three rebounds in 32 minutes. Thunder point guard Russell Westbrook totaled a game-high 31 points, including 11 in the fourth quarter, to go along with five rebounds, a game-high 11 assists, a game-high five steals and one block in 37 minutes. NOTABLES: Oklahoma City posted a 31-point first quarter and led by six (31-25) after one…The score was knotted at 50 with under 2 minutes remaining in the second quarter, but the Thunder closed the first half on a 10-2 run and led by eight (60-52) at the break…Dallas began the third quarter on a 27-9 run and took a 10-point advantage (79-69) midway through the frame…The Mavericks were up 10 (82-72) with under 5 minutes remaining in the third quarter, but the Thunder closed the period on a 15-3 run and took a two-point lead (87-85) into the fourth (Enes Kanter beat the third-quarter buzzer with a jumper to give the Thunder an 87-85 lead going into the fourth)…Dallas went up by four (108-104) with 3:41 to go in the game, but Oklahoma City used a 9-0 spurt to take a five-point advantage (113-108) with 2:02 left…The Mavericks countered with a 5-0 run to knot the game at 113 with 1:16 remaining, but Russell Westbrook hit two jumpers down the stretch to help the Thunder come away with a 117-114 win…The Mavericks outshot the Thunder 52.6 percent (10-of-19) to 40.9 percent (9-of-22) from beyond the arc…Oklahoma City went 14-of-18 (.778) from the line, while Dallas went just 16-of-28 (.571) from the stripe…The Thunder outscored the Mavericks 17-9 in second-chance opportunities and 21-14 on the fast break.


DAL Williams 20 Pachulia 10 Pachulia & Williams 6

OKC Westbrook 31 Ibaka 9 Westbrook 11


2016 MAVERICKS PLAYOFF QUICK STATS Statistical research assistance provided by the Elias Sports Bureau

TEAM STATS

Oklahoma City leads the 2016 first-round best-of-seven playoff series, 2-1. The Mavericks are 3-10 all-time in best-of-seven series when they trail, 2-1. The last time they overcame a 2-1 deficit to win a playoff series was in the 2011 NBA Finals versus Miami (they defeated the Heat in six games).

The Mavericks held the Thunder to 84 points on 33.7 percent (31-of-92) shooting in their (85-84) Game 2 win at Oklahoma City on 4/18. It was the second-lowest field goal percentage Dallas has allowed in a playoff game in franchise history (.321, 25-of-78, vs. San Antonio 4/23/09). It was also the lowest field goal percentage by the Oklahoma City Thunder franchise (formerly the Seattle SuperSonics) in a playoff game in the Thunder era.

INDIVIDUAL STATS

Dirk Nowitzki passed Wilt Chamberlain (3,607) for 16th place on the NBA’s all-time playoff scoring list with a 13-foot fadeaway jumper at the 6:11 mark of the third quarter in Game 3 vs. Oklahoma City on 4/21 (the basket gave him 12 points for the game and 3,608 for his playoff career). Nowitzki finished with 16 points (7-12 FGs, 2-3 FTs), six rebounds, five assists and two blocks in Game 3. He now has 3,612 career postseason points and needs 12 points to pass Elgin Baylor (3,623) for 15th place on the NBA’s all-time playoff scoring list.

Dirk Nowitzki is averaging a team-high 17.0 points per game this postseason. The 37-year-old also led Dallas in scoring during the 2015-16 regular season (18.3 ppg).

Wesley Matthews totaled a playoff-high (team-high) 22 points (6-13 FGs, 3-7 3FGs, 7-10 FTs) to go along with five rebounds, two assists and two steals in 33 minutes in Game 3 vs. Oklahoma City on 4/21. It marked his sixth career 20-point game in the playoffs (first in the 2016 postseason). Matthews scored a total of 13 points in the first two playoff games combined.

Raymond Felton recorded 18 points (8-15 FGs, 1-2 3FGs, 1-2 FTs), including 10 in the third quarter, to go along with three rebounds, four assists and a playoff career-high-tying four steals in 35 minutes in Game 3 vs. Oklahoma City on 4/21. Felton has totaled 39 points in the last two games of the series (he had 21 points in Game 2 at Oklahoma City on 4/18). He ranks second on the team in scoring this postseason (15.3 ppg).

Justin Anderson posted a playoff-high 12 points in 19 minutes in Game 3 vs. Oklahoma City on 4/21. He scored 11 points in the first two games of the series combined.

Raymond Felton posted his first double-double of the 2016 playoffs (second career) with a game-high-tying 21 points (8-16 FGs, 1-4 3FGs, 4-7 FTs) to go along with a playoff career-high (team-high) 11 rebounds, three assists and one steal in 42 minutes in Game 2 at Oklahoma City on 4/18. His previous high rebounding game in the postseason was 7 vs. Boston on 4/23/13. Felton recorded his first career point-rebound double-double in the playoffs. His 21-point effort in Game 2 was tied for his second-highest career scoring game in the postseason (27 at Boston 4/28/13, 21 vs. Boston 5/1/13).

2016 MAVERICKS PLAYOFF NOTES Statistical research assistance provided by the Elias Sports Bureau SPRINGTIME TRADITION: Dallas is appearing in the playoffs for the 15th time in the last 16 years (21st time in franchise history). San Antonio (16) is the only team with more playoff appearances in that span (since 2000-01). The Mavericks finished 42-40 (.512) in 2015-16, their 16th straight season with at least a .500 record. They entered the 2016 NBA Playoffs as the No. 6 seed in the Western Conference and are facing the No. 3 seed Thunder (55-27) in the first round. It’s the Mavericks’ highest seed in the playoffs since their championship season (Dallas was the No. 3 seed in the West in 2011). PLAYOFF HISTORY: The Mavericks are 17-19 (.472) all-time in NBA playoff series (12-16 in best-of-seven series and 5-3 in best-of-five series). Dallas is 91-103 (.469) all-time in postseason games, including 74-88 (.457) in best-of-seven series playoff games. In their previous 20 playoff appearances, the Mavericks made four Western Conference Finals appearances (1988, 2003, 2006, 2011) and advanced to the NBA Finals twice (2006 and 2011). They won their first NBA championship in 2011 after defeating the Miami Heat in six games. FIRST-ROUND HISTORY: The Mavericks are 10-10 (.500) all-time in first-round playoff series. Dallas won 3-2 vs. Seattle in 1984, 3-1 vs. Utah in 1986, 3-1 vs. Houston in 1988, 3-2 vs. Utah in 2001, 3-0 vs. Minnesota in 2002, 4-3 vs. Portland in 2003, 4-3 vs. Houston in 2005, 4-0 vs. Memphis in 2006, 4-1 vs. San Antonio in 2009 and 4-2 vs. Portland in 2011. The Mavericks lost 3-1 to Portland in 1985, 3-1 to Seattle in 1987, 3-0 to Portland in 1990, 4-1 to Sacramento in 2004, 4-2 to Golden State in 2007, 4-1 to New Orleans in 2008, 4-2 to San Antonio in 2010, 4-0 to Oklahoma City in 2012, 4-3 to San Antonio in 2014 and 4-1 to Houston in 2015. Dallas holds an all-time record of 49-54 (.476) in first-round games (33-17 at home and 16-37 on the road). DIRK’S PLAYOFF NUMBERS: Dirk Nowitzki, who is making his 15th trip to the postseason, is averaging 25.3 points, 10.0 rebounds, 2.5 assists, 1.0 steals and 40.7 minutes per game in 143 career playoff games (all starts). He is one of only four players in NBA history with career playoff averages of at least 25 points and 10 rebounds per game (Hall of Famers Bob Pettit, Elgin Baylor and Hakeem Olajuwon are the others). Nowitzki is the Mavericks’ all-time leader in postseason scoring (3,612), field goals made (1,200), 3-pointers made (146), free throws made (1,066), rebounds (1,436), assists (358), steals (148), blocks (128), minutes played (5,820), games played (143) and starts (143). NOWITZKI’S PLAYOFF RANKINGS: Mavericks forward Dirk Nowitzki ranks 16th all-time in postseason points (3,612), 14th in scoring average (25.3 ppg), 20th in field goals (1,200), 28th in 3-pointers (146), ninth in free throws (1,066), 22nd in rebounds (1,436), 27th in minutes played (5,820) and tied for 45th in games played (143).

DIRK NOWITZKI’S PLAYOFF RANKINGS

CATEGORY TOTAL/AVG RANK

PTS 3,612 16th all-time/4th active

PPG 25.3 14th all-time/5th active

FGM 1,200 20th all-time/5th active

3FGM 146 28th all-time/9th active

FTM 1,066 9th all-time/3rd active

REBS 1,436 22nd all-time/4th active

MIN 5,820 27th all-time/6th active

GP 143 T-45th all-time/T-7th active


NO. 6 SEEDS VS. NO. 3 SEEDS: The No. 6 seed Mavericks face the No. 3 seed Thunder in the first round of the 2016 NBA Playoffs. Since the current format featuring 16 teams was instituted prior to the 1984 NBA Playoffs, No. 6 seeds have gone 17-47 (.266) in playoffs series against No. 3 seeds. The No. 3 seeds both won their first-round series in last year’s playoffs (#3 L.A. Clippers defeated #6 San Antonio 4-3, and #3 Chicago defeated #6 Milwaukee 4-2). However, a No. 3 seed lost in each of the previous two postseasons (#3 Toronto lost to #6 Brooklyn 4-3 in 2014, and #3 Denver lost to #6 Golden State 4-2 in 2013). The Mavericks are 2-6 all-time in first-round playoff series as the lower seed (including 1-5 in best-of-seven series). The Mavericks’ only upset in a first-round best-of-seven series came when they defeated the Spurs 4-1 in 2009 (Dallas was the No. 6 seed and San Antonio was the No. 3 seed in that series). BEST-OF-SEVEN SERIES NOTES: Since the NBA’s first season in 1946-47, the team that has won Game 1 has gone on to win to win 372 of 483 (.770) best-of-seven series. The Mavericks are 6-3 (.667) all-time in best-of-seven series when they win Game 1 (compared to 6-13 all-time in best-of-seven series when they drop the first game). The home-court advantage is important in best-of-seven series, with teams with the advantage having won 363 of 483 (.752) series. Of the 483 best-of-seven series played in NBA history, 121 have gone the distance, with 70 four-game sweeps. No team has ever come back from a 3-0 deficit to win a best-of-seven series. In fact, only nine teams have been able to wipe out 3-1 deficits (Houston was the last team to do it, coming back from a 3-1 deficit in last year’s Western Conference Semifinals to defeat the L.A. Clippers in seven games). CARLISLE IN THE POSTSEASON: Rick Carlisle has led his team to the playoffs 12 times in his 14 seasons as a head coach (including seven times in his eight seasons with Dallas). He guided the Mavericks to their first world championship in 2011, becoming one of only 11 individuals to win an NBA championship as both a player and a head coach. Carlisle is 11-10 (.524) all-time in playoff series. He holds an all-time record of 58-60 (.492) in the postseason (including 28-28 with Dallas). HOW THE POSTSEASON ROSTER WAS BUILT: The Mavericks had another busy offseason in 2015. Dallas selected Virginia guard Justin Anderson with the 21st overall pick of the 2015 NBA Draft, adding youth to its roster. On 7/9/15, the Mavericks added a prolific 3-point shooter in free agent guard Wesley Matthews. Dallas also made a trade with Milwaukee on 7/9/15, acquiring veteran center Zaza Pachulia from the Bucks in exchange for a future second-round pick. The Mavericks signed three-time All-Star and Dallas native Deron Williams on 7/14/15, adding a veteran point guard to the mix. On 7/16/15, Dallas re-signed guard J.J. Barea, a key player from the Mavericks’ 2011 title team who rejoined the club in 2014-15. Dallas inked center Salah Mejri on 7/30/15, making him the first player of Tunisian decent to sign with an NBA team. On 7/31/15, the Mavericks signed former Slam Dunk champion Jeremy Evans. The Mavericks re-signed sharpshooter Charlie Villanueva on 8/6/15. On 8/13/15, the Mavericks signed athletic big man JaVale McGee. Most recently, Dallas signed two-time All-Star David Lee on 2/22/16. The roster currently stands at 15 players. Eight of the 15 are in their first season with the Mavericks (Anderson, Evans, Lee, Matthews, McGee, Mejri, Pachulia and Williams). Two of the 15 are in their second stint with Dallas (Devin Harris and Barea) and two were members of the Mavericks’ 2011 NBA championship team (Dirk Nowitzki and Barea). Overall, Dallas has three players that have won an NBA championship (Lee, Nowitzki and Barea). Harris was also with the Mavericks when they reached the NBA Finals in 2006. The Mavericks’ two rookies, Anderson and Mejri, are the only two players on Dallas’ roster without any prior playoff experience.

2015-16 MAVERICKS REGULAR-SEASON NOTES Statistical research assistance provided by the Elias Sports Bureau DIRK MOVES INTO SIXTH PLACE ON NBA’S ALL-TIME SCORING LIST: Mavericks forward Dirk Nowitzki, who has racked up 29,491 points in his career, moved into sixth place on the NBA’s all-time scoring list in 2015-16. Kareem Abdul-Jabbar (38,387), Karl Malone (36,928), Kobe Bryant (33,643), Michael Jordan (32,292) and Wilt Chamberlain (31,419) are now the only players in NBA history with more career points than the big German. Nowitzki passed Shaquille O’Neal (28,596) for sixth place on the NBA’s all-time scoring list with a 17-foot baseline jumper over Andrea Bargnani at the 9:51 mark of the second quarter at Brooklyn on 12/23/15 (the basket gave him 10 points for the game and 28,597 for his career). He was assisted by J.J. Barea on the play. Through 12/23/15, there had been 4,043 players who had appeared in an NBA game (and Nowitzki ranked sixth in scoring among those 4,043). Nowitzki finished with 22 points in 37 minutes at Brooklyn (12/23/15) and made the game-winning layup with 19.2 seconds left in overtime (Dallas won 119-118). Nowitzki became the sixth player in NBA history to eclipse the 29,000-point plateau with a 3-pointer at the 10:22 mark of the third quarter against Philadelphia on 2/21/16 (the triple gave him 12 points for the game and 29,002 for his career). He also became one of four players in NBA history to score 29,000 points with one franchise, joining Malone (Jazz), Bryant (Lakers) and Jordan (Bulls). Malone and Bryant are the only two players in league history that have scored 30,000 points with one team (Nowitzki needs 509 points to become the third). With Bryant announcing that the 2015-16 season will be his last, Nowitzki, who was already the NBA’s top foreign-born scorer of all-time, also becomes the league’s active leading scorer. CARLISLE BECOMES MAVERICKS’ ALL-TIME WINNINGEST COACH: Rick Carlisle became the winningest coach in Mavericks history with a 103-93 victory at the L.A. Lakers on 11/1/15, passing Don Nelson (339) with win No. 340. He reached the milestone in his 561st game with the franchise (he went 340-221 in his first 561 games with Dallas). After Dallas finished 42-40 (.512) in 2015-16, Carlisle now holds an all-time record of 380-260 (.594) with the franchise. Carlisle, who was hired by Dallas in May of 2008, is the third-longest tenured head coach in the league behind San Antonio’s Gregg Popovich (hired in December 1996) and Miami’s Erick Spoelstra (April 2008). He signed a contract extension with the Mavericks on 11/5/15.

MOST WINS BY MAVERICK HEAD COACHES (TOP 5)

RANK COACH YEARS W L PCT

1 Rick Carlisle 2008-09 through Present 380 260 .594

2 Don Nelson 1997-98 through 3/17/05 339 251 .575

3 Dick Motta 1980-81 through 1986-87 1994-95 through 1995-96

329 409 .446

4 Avery Johnson 3/18/05 through 2007-08 194 70 .735

5 John MacLeod 1987-88 through 11/26/89 96 79 .549

NBA’S ALL-TIME SCORING LIST (TOP 10)

RANK PLAYER CAREER PTS

1 Kareem Abdul-Jabbar 38,387

2 Karl Malone 36,928

3 Kobe Bryant 33,643

4 Michael Jordan 32,292

5 Wilt Chamberlain 31,419

6 Dirk Nowitzki 29,491

7 Shaquille O’Neal 28,596

8 Moses Malone 27,409

9 Elvin Hayes 27,313

10 Hakeem Olajuwon 26,946


CARLISLE MOVES INTO 20TH PLACE ON NBA’S ALL-TIME WINS LIST: Rick Carlisle, who holds an all-time record of 661-471 (.584) as a head coach, moved into 20th place on the NBA’s all-time wins list in 2015-16. Mike Fratello ranks 19th all-time with 667 career wins. Carlisle passed Doug Moe (628) for 22nd place on the NBA’s all-time wins list with a 92-81 victory over Denver on 11/28/15. He passed Chuck Daly (638) for 21st place on the all-time wins list with a thrilling 117-116 double-overtime win over Sacramento on 1/5/16. Most recently, Carlisle passed the late Flip Saunders (654) for 20th place on the all-time wins list with a 97-88 victory at Denver on 3/28/16 (career win No. 655).

NBA’S ALL-TIME WINS LIST

RANK COACH YEARS W L PCT

17 John MacLeod 1973-74 through 1990-91 707 657 .518

18 Red Holzman 1953-54 through 1981-82 696 604 .535

19 Mike Fratello 1980-81 through 2006-07 667 548 .549

20 Rick Carlisle 2001-02 through Present 661 471 .584

21 Flip Saunders 1995-96 through 2014-15 654 592 .525

22 Chuck Daly 1981-82 through 1998-99 638 437 .593

23 Doug Moe 1976-77 through 1992-93 628 529 .543

20,000 MANIAACS: Since 12/15/01, Dallas has sold out 596 regular-season home games, which is an NBA-best-sellout streak. Dallas has also sold out an additional 66 playoff games during that same stretch. The listed capacity for American Airlines Center is 19,200 but that can be surpassed because of attendance in the suites. Since moving into American Airlines Center (2001-02 season), the Mavericks have posted a record of 444-163 (.731) at home during the regular season. Dallas has sold out all of its games in each of the past 14 seasons (2002-16). The game against Detroit on 3/9/16 marked Dallas’ 600th regular-season game played at American Airlines Center. Coincidently, the Mavericks faced the Pistons in their first-ever regular-season game at American Airlines Center on 10/30/01. DIRK DROPS 40 AT AGE 37: Mavericks forward Dirk Nowitzki poured in a season-high (game-high) 40 points (16-26 FGs, 3-5 3FGs, 5-5 FTs), including eight in overtime, to go along with eight rebounds, four assists and two steals in 39 minutes in Dallas’ 132-120 overtime win over Portland on 3/20/16. He singlehandedly outscored Portland 8-7 in overtime (Dallas outscored Portland 19-7 in OT as a team). It was Nowitzki’s 20th career regular-season game with 40-plus points and his first since 1/11/14 versus New Orleans (40 points). Dallas improved to 16-4 all-time when he drops 40. Nowitzki, 37, became just the fourth player in NBA history to score 40-plus points at age 37 or older, joining Michael Jordan (achieved eight times), Kareem Abdul-Jabbar (four times) and Karl Malone (twice). Kobe Bryant scored 60 points at age 37 on the final day of the 2015-16 regular season (4/13/16), making it five players in league history that have achieved the feat. Prior to Nowitzki’s 40-point effort against Portland on 3/20/16, the last player to score 40 at age 37 or older was Karl Malone in 2002-03 (“The Mailman” dropped 40 at Orlando on 3/12/03). MATTHEWS TIES FRANCHISE RECORD WITH 10 3-POINTERS IN WIN AT WASHINGTON: Mavericks swingman Wesley Matthews went 10-of-17 (.588) from beyond the arc for a career-high-tying 36 points in Dallas’ 116-104 win at Washington on 12/6/15 (he also scored 36 at Minnesota on 1/7/11 as a member of the Portland Trail Blazers). The 10 3-pointers marked a new career-high for Matthews (previous high: 8 at Sacramento 4/15/12) and also tied the franchise record set by George McCloud in an overtime game versus Phoenix on 12/16/95 (McCloud went 10-of-12 from deep in that game). Matthews’ 10 treys against the Wizards were the most by a Maverick in a regulation-length game in team history (Rodrigue Beaubois went 9-of-11 from deep at Golden State on 3/27/10 and held the previous record). Matthews logged a team-high 41 minutes against Washington and recorded six rebounds, five assists, one steal and one block to go along with his game-high 36 points. He became the fourth player in NBA history to hit at least 10 3-pointers, grab five-plus rebounds and hand out five-plus assists in a game (Ty Lawson in 2010-11, Stephen Curry in 2012-13, Joe Johnson in 2013-14). Klay Thompson and Curry both posted those numbers in a game after Matthews in 2015-16, making it six times it’s been done in NBA history (by five different players). Twenty-eight of Matthews’ 36 points came in the second half (he went 10-of-14 from the field and 8-of-11 from beyond the arc in the second half) and he scored 14 points in each of the final two periods. MAVS SET NEW FRANCHISE RECORD FOR MOST OVERTIME GAMES IN A SEASON: The Mavericks played a franchise-record 12 overtime games in 2015-16, going 8-4 in those games. The previous most overtime games Dallas played in any one season was 11 in 2012-13 (Dallas went just 3-8 in those games). The NBA record for the most overtime games in any one season is 14 by Philadelphia in 1990-91. Dallas’ eight overtime wins in 2015-16 were one shy of the NBA record (Sacramento won 9 in 2000-01). The Mavericks have now gone 14-4 in overtime games over the past two seasons (8-4 in 2015-16 and 6-0 in 2014-15). Only two other teams in NBA history recorded at least six overtime wins in back-to-back seasons. The Celtics accomplished the feat in the 1952-53 and 1953-54 seasons (six overtime wins in each season) and the Heat did so in 2000-01 (six overtime wins) and 2001-02 (seven overtime wins). The Mavericks’ 14 overtime wins over the past two seasons also mark the most overtime wins over a two-season span in team history (Dallas previously won nine overtime games over a two-season span from 1994-95 through 1995-96). Dallas won nine straight overtime games from 11/26/14-1/5/16, marking the longest streak of consecutive overtime wins in franchise history (Dallas previously won six straight overtime games from 2/26/10-3/24/12). The Mavericks played three consecutive overtime games from 2/6-2/19/16, marking the first time they did that in franchise history. Dallas won seven straight overtime games played on the road from 12/2/14-2/6/16, before seeing that streak come to an end with a 110-104 overtime loss at Orlando on 2/19/16. Only one team in NBA history put together a longer streak of that type: the Celtics won nine consecutive overtime contests on the road from 1973-76. Dallas had three straight road games go to overtime from 2/6-3/6/16 (at Memphis 2/6/16, at Orlando 2/19/16, at Denver 3/6/16), also a first in team history. The Mavericks averaged 13.8 points on 52.4 percent (54-of-103) shooting and 25-of-44 (.568) 3-point shooting in overtime this year. They were 8-1 when they scored at least 10 points in overtime in 2015-16. MAVS BECOME 1ST TEAM EVER TO GO TO OVERTIME IN 4 STRAIGHT HOME GAMES: The Mavericks’ 106-94 overtime win over the Timberwolves on 1/20/16 marked their fourth consecutive game at American Airlines Center that went to overtime. The Mavericks became the first team ever to go to overtime in four straight regular-season home games (1/5-1/20/16). What’s more, only one other team since 1951-52 had four straight home games (regular season or playoffs) decided in overtime. The 1984-85 Mavericks had their last two regular-season games and their first two playoff games go to overtime. Dallas went 3-1 on its record streak of four consecutive regular-season home games decided in overtime (Dallas defeated Sacramento 117-116 in 2OT on 1/5/16, lost to Cleveland 110-107 in OT on 1/12/16, defeated Boston 118-113 in OT on 1/18/16 and beat Minnesota 106-94 in OT on 1/20/16). The Mavericks had never had three straight regular-season home games go to overtime prior to this year.


PACHULIA’S PRODUCTION: Zaza Pachulia had one of the best seasons of his career in his first year with Dallas. The 13-year veteran, who was acquired from Milwaukee in exchange for a future second-round pick on 7/9/15, averaged 8.6 points, a career-high (team-high) 9.4 rebounds, 1.7 assists and 26.4 minutes in 76 games (69 starts). It was his highest scoring season since 2006-07 (12.2 ppg in 72 games with Atlanta). He had his best rebounding season of his career, averaging 9.4 rebounds per game and pulling down 718 total boards (his previous best rebounding average for a season was 7.9 rpg in both 2005-06 and 2011-12, and his previous high rebounding total in any one year was 613 in 2005-06). Pachulia posted a team-high 26 double-doubles in 2015-16, which marked the most double-doubles he recorded in any one season in his career (previous high: 21 with Atlanta in 2005-06). Dallas went 14-12 in those games. It took him just 47 games to collect 22 double-doubles in 2015-16 (after it took him 78 games to record a then career-high 21 double-doubles in 2005-06). Pachulia entered the 2015-16 season with 80 career double-doubles (and now has 106). He recorded 16 double-doubles through his first 30 games this year, after he had 15 double-doubles in 73 games (45 starts) with Milwaukee all of last season. Pachulia also recorded three first-half double-doubles in 2015-16 (after he had two in his previous 12 NBA seasons combined). The Georgian center had several big games for Dallas this season. He registered a season-high (team-high) 18 points to go along with a game-high 16 rebounds in 31 minutes in Dallas’ 90-82 win over the L.A. Lakers (11/13/15) – the first time he led his team outright in points and rebounds in a winning effort in his 824-game career. He pulled down a career-high-tying 21 rebounds (career-high 16 DR) to go along with 14 points in 38 minutes in Dallas’ 115-112 overtime win at Portland (12/1/15). Pachulia also scored 14-plus points in five straight games (vs. Chicago 12/26/15-vs. New Orleans 1/2/16), marking the longest such streak of his career (he previously scored 14-plus points in four straight games from 11/1-11/7/06). The Mavericks were 8-0 this season when Pachulia scored 15-plus points. Pachulia collected 15-plus rebounds a career-high 11 times in 2015-16 (Dallas went 7-4 in those games), after he grabbed 15-plus boards 10 times in his previous 12 NBA seasons combined (his previous most games with 15-plus boards in any one season with 3 in 2011-12). He also pulled down 10-plus rebounds a career-high 41 times in 2015-16 (his previous most games with 10-plus boards in any one season was 25 in 2005-06). BAREA NAMED WESTERN CONFERENCE PLAYER OF THE WEEK: Mavericks guard J.J. Barea was named Western Conference Player of the Week for games played from 3/28-4/3/16. It was the first time he received the honor in his career. It was also the first time a Maverick garnered the award since Monta Ellis was named POW on 4/14/14 (for games played from 4/7-4/13/14). Barea led Dallas to a perfect 4-0 week with crucial victories over Denver, New York, Detroit and Minnesota. He averaged 23.5 points, 3.0 rebounds and 6.8 assists during that stretch while shooting 52.1 percent (38-of-73) from the field and 12-of-25 (.480) from 3-point range. Barea led Dallas outright in scoring in all four games during the week and led the team in assists in all four as well (including ties). Barea began the week with an 18-point, 11-assist effort at Denver on 3/28/16. He followed that up by scoring 20-plus points in each of the next three games (26 vs. New York 3/30/16, 29 at Detroit 4/1/16, 21 at Minnesota 4/3/16), marking the first time in his career that he scored 20-plus points in three consecutive games. MAVS POST NBA-RECORD SEVEN GAMES WITH SIX-OR-FEWER TURNOVERS IN 2015-16: The Mavericks recorded only four turnovers at Denver on 3/28/16, marking their seventh game with six-or-fewer miscues in 2015-16. The Mavericks became the first team in NBA history to record seven games with six-or-fewer turnovers in any one season (since turnovers were first compiled in 1970-71). Prior to this year, the franchise record for the most games with six-or-fewer giveaways in any one season was five (achieved in both 2002-03 and 2003-04). Dallas committed six-or-fewer giveaways four times in an eight-game span from 1/26-2/6/16. The Mavericks had just one game with six-or-fewer turnovers all of last year (6 at Oklahoma City 4/1/15). Dallas averaged 12.8 turnovers per game in 2015-16 – the second-fewest in the NBA. It marked the first time Dallas finished the season ranked as high as second in the NBA in fewest turnovers per game since 2003-04 (when they averaged a league-best 12.2 miscues per contest). The Mavericks have now ranked in the top 5 in fewest turnovers per game in each of the past four seasons (2012-16). Dallas ranked fourth in the league in turnovers per game in 2014-15 (13.0), third in 2013-14 (13.5) and tied for fifth in 2012-13 (14.0). MAVS TIE FRANCHISE RECORD WITH FOUR TURNOVERS – THREE TIMES IN 2015-16: The Mavericks tied the franchise record for fewest turnovers in a game (4) on three separate occasions in 2015-16: 12/28/15 versus Milwaukee, 2/3/16 versus Miami and 3/28/16 at Denver. Dallas went 2-1 in those games (defeating the Bucks 103-93 on 12/28/15, falling to the Heat 93-90 on 2/3/16, and beating the Nuggets 97-88 on 3/28/16). The Mavericks recorded four turnovers in a game six times prior to this year, but never multiple times in any one season (they’ve now done it nine times in franchise history). None of the Mavericks’ giveaways against Milwaukee (12/28/15) resulted in any points for the Bucks. Before the game against the Bucks, the last time Dallas recorded only four miscues in a contest was 1/31/14 versus Sacramento. The Mavericks’ final turnover against the Nuggets (3/28/16) came on a shot clock violation at the end of the game (where they intentionally held the ball to avoid running up the score). BAREA’S BIG 2015-16 CAMPAIGN: J.J. Barea stepped up when the Mavericks needed him the most this year. The undrafted guard out of Northeastern had some of the best scoring games of his career in 2015-16. Barea posted nine games with 20-plus points in 2015-16, the most he produced in any one season in his career (previous high: 6 in both 2008-09 and 2012-13). Dallas went 7-2 in those games. Barea had just one game with 20-plus points in 2014-15 (22 vs. Utah 2/11/15). The Mavericks were also 5-0 this year when Barea scored at least 25 points in a game. The Puerto Rican point guard scored 25-plus points a total of six times prior to the 2015-16 season (he now has 11 career games with 25-plus points). He led all players in points and assists (outright or tied) in five games this year, after he had only one such game in his previous nine seasons combined. Barea shot a career-high 44.6 percent (317-of-711) from the field and 38.5 percent (100-of-260) from 3-point range in 2015-16. He made a career-high 100 3-pointers this season (previous high: 97 in 2012-13, 97-of-280, .346). Not only did Barea provide Dallas with a scoring punch, but he also created for his teammates. The Mavericks were 8-2 this year when Barea distributed seven-plus assists and 2-0 when he handed out 10-plus dimes. Barea did his scoring in bunches this season. He totaled 89 points and 27 assists over a four-game span from 12/23-12/30/15 and 121 points and 35 assists over a five-game stretch from 3/28-4/6/16. The Mavericks went 9-0 in those games. Barea led Dallas outright in scoring in eight of those nine games and he led the team in assists in all nine (including ties). Prior to the 2015-16 campaign, the most points Barea scored over a four-game span in any one season was 79 from 4/14-4/19/12 and the most he scored over a five-game stretch was 93 from 4/14-4/22/12 (with Minnesota). Over the four-game stretch from 12/23-12/30/15, Barea averaged 22.3 points and 6.8 assists while shooting 61.8 percent (34-of-55) from the field and 18-of-27 (.667) from 3-point range. Over the five-game stretch from 3/28-4/6/16, Barea averaged 24.2 points and 7.0 assists while shooting 53.9 percent (48-of-89) from the floor and 16-of-32 (.500) from deep. His impressive five-game run (3/28-4/6/16) came to an end against Memphis on 4/8/16 when he suffered a right groin strain in the first half and was forced to leave the game. Barea’s first big scoring stretch of the season began when he made his first start of the year at Brooklyn on 12/23/15. Barea posted a career-high (game-high) 32 points (13-21 FGs, 5-8 3FGs, 1-1 FTs) to go along with a season-high (game-high) 11 assists in Dallas’ 119-118 overtime win over the Nets. Barea followed that up with a game-high 26 points (9-14 FGs, 7-8 3FGs, 1-2 FTs) and five assists in Dallas’ 118-111 win over Chicago on 12/26/15. He made a career-high seven 3-pointers (7-8 3FGs) against the Bulls and even recorded the Mavericks’ lone block in that game. Barea racked up 58 points and 16 assists over a two-game span (at Brooklyn 12/23/15-vs. Chicago 12/26/15). It marked the first time in his 610-game NBA career that Barea scored 50-plus points over a two-game span. Only one other player in league history had his first two-game span of 50-or-more points at least 600 games into his NBA career. That player was Rory Sparrow, who played for seven NBA teams over 12 seasons and had his first two-game span of 50-plus points in games 764 and 765 of his career (3/2-3/5/91). Barea posted two games with 29-plus points in 2015-16 (32 at Brooklyn 12/23/15, 29 at Detroit 4/1/16). Prior to the 2015-16 season, his highest career scoring game was 29 at Milwaukee on 1/1/11. The 6-foot guard scored 20-plus points in a career-high four straight games from 3/30-4/6/16 (26 vs. New York 3/30/16, 29 at Detroit 4/1/16, 21 at Minnesota 4/3/16, 27 vs. Houston 4/6/16). Prior to the 2015-16 season, Barea had never scored 20 in more than two consecutive games. Barea averaged 10.9 points per game in 2015-16


– his third-highest scoring average for a season (he averaged 11.3 ppg in back-to-back seasons with Minnesota in 2011-12 and 2012-13). After the All-Star break, he averaged 13.7 points and 4.4 assists while shooting 49.3 percent (139-of-282) from the field and 42.6 percent (40-of-94) from 3-point range. Barea’s two big scoring stretches from the 2015-16 season are shown below:

J.J. BAREA’S 4-GAME STRETCH FROM 12/23-12/30/15 J.J. BAREA’S 5-GAME STRETCH FROM 3/28-4/6/16

DATE/OPP W/L MIN FG-A FG% 3P-A 3FG% AST PTS DATE/OPP W/L MIN FG-A FG% 3P-A 3FG% AST PTS

12/23 at BKN* W 41:27 13-21 .619 5-8 .625 11 32 3/28 at DEN W 26:26 7-13 .538 3-6 .500 11 18

12/26 vs. CHI* W 32:49 9-14 .643 7-8 .875 5 26 3/30 vs. NY W 30:02 10-18 .556 4-7 .571 7 26

12/28 vs. MIL* W 24:47 3-8 .375 1-4 .250 5 8 4/1 at DET* W 34:40 13-23 .565 2-5 .400 3 29

12/30 vs. GS* W 31:13 9-12 .750 5-7 .714 6 23 4/3 at MIN* W 34:41 8-19 .421 3-7 .429 6 21

TOTALS 4-0 130:16 34-55 .618 18-27 .667 27 89 4/6 vs. HOU* W 36:52 10-16 .625 4-7 .571 8 27

AVG IN SPAN 22.3 PPG, 6.8 APG and 32.5 MPG over 4 games (4 starts) TOTALS 5-0 162:41 48-89 .539 16-32 .500 35 121

*Denotes start AVG IN SPAN 24.2 PPG, 7.0 APG and 32.6 MPG over 5 games (3 starts)

*Denotes start

BAREA STEPS UP AS STARTER: Mavericks guard J.J. Barea, who has filled in nicely as a starter throughout his career, was solid in that role again in 2015-16. Seven of Barea’s nine 20-point games in 2015-16 came with him in the starting lineup, including his career-high 32-point effort at Brooklyn on 12/23/15. Dallas was 6-1 this year when Barea scored at least 20 points in a start (7-2 overall when he scored 20). Below is a comparison of Barea’s stats as a starter versus a reserve (for 2015-16 and for his career):

J.J. BAREA 2015-16 SPLITS: STARTER VS. RESERVE J.J. BAREA CAREER SPLITS: STARTER VS. RESERVE

2015-16 GP PPG RPG APG MPG FG% 3FG% CAREER GP PPG RPG APG MPG FG% 3FG%

As Starter 16 16.7 2.8 4.9 30.0 .484 .457 As Starter 85 12.6 2.9 4.8 28.5 .445 .416

As Sub 58 9.3 1.8 3.8 20.5 .429 .345 As Sub 575 7.9 1.9 3.3 17.9 .418 .335

RAINING THREES: The Mavericks went 806-of-2,342 (.344) from beyond the arc in 2015-16, setting new franchise records for most 3-pointers made and attempted in a season. The previous records were 735 3-pointers made in 1995-96 (735-of-2,039, .360) and 2,082 3-pointers attempted in 2014-15 (732-of-2,082, .352). The Mavericks had 10 games with 15-plus triples in 2015-16 – the most such games in any one season in franchise history (Dallas went 6-4 in those games). Dallas had only five games with 15-plus threes in 2014-15, the previous team record for most such games in any one year. The Mavericks went 19-of-41 (.463) from beyond the arc in an overtime game at Orlando on 2/19/16, setting a new franchise record for most 3-pointers made in a regular-season game (previous high: 18 on five occasions). Dallas made 20 threes (20-32 3FGs) in a playoff game against the L.A. Lakers on 5/8/11, which still stands as the team record for most triples in any game (regular season or postseason). Dallas shot a season-high 60 percent (15-of-25) from beyond the arc in its 132-120 overtime win over Portland on 3/20/16. It was tied for the second-highest 3-point field goal percentage Dallas has ever posted in a regular-season game while attempting a minimum of 25 3-pointers (the Mavericks went 15-of-25 from deep at the L.A. Lakers on 12/6/02, 15-of-25 from 3-point range vs. Phoenix on 4/5/09, and a franchise-best 16-of-25 from beyond the arc against Charlotte on 11/3/12). DIRK TURNS BACK THE CLOCK WITH 9 STRAIGHT 20-POINT GAMES: Mavericks forward Dirk Nowitzki scored 20-plus points in nine straight games from 3/6-3/23/16. It marked his longest streak of consecutive games with 20-plus points since 2/17-3/24/11 (when he scored 20-plus in 16 straight games for the Mavericks in their championship season). During the nine-game stretch, the 37-year-old averaged 26.1 points, 7.6 rebounds, 2.3 assists and 1.1 blocks in 34.0 minutes. He shot 54.6 percent (89-of-163) from the field, 41.7 percent (20-of-48) from 3-point range and 90.2 percent (37-of-41) from the line in that span (3/6-3/23/16). NOWITZKI CAN STILL SHOOT: Dirk Nowitzki showed no signs of slowing down this year and produced yet another outstanding season in 2015-16. At age 37, Nowitzki averaged a team-high 18.3 points per game. He led Dallas in scoring average for the 15th time in the last 16 years. It marked his 17th straight season averaging at least 17 points per game. Only Kareem Abdul-Jabbar (18 seasons) has averaged at least 17 points per game for more consecutive seasons than Nowitzki. What’s more, Nowitzki became just the fifth player in NBA history to average at least 18 points per game at age 37 or older. Karl Malone (2000-01, 2001-02, 2002-03), Michael Jordan (2001-02, 2002-03), Abdul-Jabbar (2001-02, 2002-03) and Dominique Wilkins (1996-97) are the other four that have achieved the feat. Nowitzki led Dallas in scoring average in 14 straight seasons from 2000-14, before Monta Ellis’ team-high 18.9 points per game ended that streak for the big German last year (Nowitzki averaged 17.3 ppg in 2014-15). Nowitzki shot 44.8 percent (498-of-1,112) from the field, 36.8 percent (126-of-342) from 3-point range and 89.3 percent (250-of-280) from the line in 2015-16. The 7-foot stretch 4 joined the exclusive 50-40-90 club in 2006-07 when he shot 50.2 percent (673-of-1341) from the field, 41.6 percent (72-of-173) from beyond the arc and 90.4 percent (498-of-551) from the line en route to winning the NBA’s MVP award. There are only six other players in the history of the NBA who have ever posted a 50-40-90 season (while achieving the minimum number of makes in each category): Larry Bird (1986-87 and 1987-88), Mark Price (1988-89), Reggie Miller (1993-94), Steve Nash (2005-06, 2007-08, 2008-09), Kevin Durant (2012-13) and Stephen Curry (2015-16). D-WILL HITS GAME-WINNING 3-POINTER AT BUZZER TO BEAT KINGS IN 2OT: Mavericks point guard Deron Williams drained a game-winning 3-pointer as time expired in double overtime to give Dallas a thrilling 117-116 victory over the Kings on 1/5/16. Williams caught the ball in the corner with 2.3 seconds left (he received the inbounds pass from Devin Harris), pump-faked to let Sacramento’s Rudy Gay fly by, then buried the triple for the win. Williams’ 3-pointer against Sacramento marked his seventh game-winning field goal in the final 10 seconds of a game (first since 4/5/11 vs. Minnesota), but it was his first career buzzer-beater. Williams became the first Maverick to hit a buzzer-beater after the first overtime period since Michael Finley sank a 3-pointer as time expired in double overtime at Indiana on 2/13/98 (Dallas defeated Indiana 85-82 in 2OT on 2/13/98). Williams finished with a team-high 25 points (10-18 FGs, 3-6 3FGs, 2-4 FTs) in 43 minutes against Sacramento.

DERON WILLIAMS’ GW FGS (FINAL 10 SEC)

DATE OPPONENT SEC LEFT

1/5/16 DAL vs. SAC 0.0

4/5/11 NJ vs. MIN 1.7

11/13/10 UTA at CHA 0.8

11/6/10 UTA vs. LAC 6.8

4/6/10 UTA vs. OKC 1.1

11/7/07 UTA vs. CLE 1.3

3/3/06 UTA vs. LAC 2.4


MAVS’ BUZZER-BEATERS OVER PAST 3 SEASONS: Mavericks point guard Deron Williams buried a game-winning 3-pointer as time expired in double overtime to give Dallas a thrilling 117-116 victory over the Kings on 1/5/16. It was Dallas’ fifth game-winning buzzer-beater since the start of the 2013-14 season (including the playoffs), the most in the NBA in that span (2013-14 through 1/5/16). Below is a list of the Mavericks’ game-winning buzzer-beaters over the past three seasons:

MAVS’ GAME-WINNING BUZZER-BEATERS SINCE THE START OF THE 2013-14 SEASON (INCLUDING PLAYOFFS)

Date/Opponent Player Buzzer-Beater *Denotes Playoff Game Result

1/5/16 vs. SAC Deron Williams

Deron Williams caught the inbounds pass (from Devin Harris) in the corner with 2.3 seconds left, pump-faked to let SAC’s Rudy Gay fly by, then buried a 3-pointer as time expired in 2OT for the win

W, 117-116 (2OT)

12/3/14 at MIL Monta Ellis

Monta Ellis got the ball up top with 8.9 seconds left, bled the clock, then hit an 18-foot fadeaway jumper over former Maverick O.J. Mayo at the buzzer to beat the Bucks

W, 107-105

4/26/14 vs. SA* Vince Carter

Vince Carter caught the inbounds pass (from Jose Calderon) in the corner with 1.7 seconds left, pump-faked to get SA’s Manu Ginobili to leave his feet, then swished a fadeaway 3-pointer for the win

W, 109-108

2/24/14 at NY Dirk Nowitzki Dirk Nowitzki caught the ball at the top of the key with under 10 seconds left, put on a series of fakes to create space, then got the bounce on a 19-foot jumper over NY’s Carmelo Anthony for the win

W, 110-108

12/7/13 at POR Monta Ellis Monta Ellis came off a DeJuan Blair screen, received the inbounds pass from Jose Calderon with 1.9 seconds left, took one dribble, and nailed a 21-foot jumper at the buzzer to beat the Blazers

W, 108-106

ANOTHER GAME-WINNER FOR DIRK: Mavericks forward Dirk Nowitzki hit a game-winning jumper with 2.1 seconds left to give Dallas a 92-90 win at the L.A. Lakers on 1/26/16. Nowitzki received a pat from Kobe Bryant after sinking the 14-foot jumper right in front of the Lakers’ bench (Bryant, who missed the game due to a sore right shoulder, was on the bench in street clothes). It marked the 14th time in his career that Nowitzki made a game-winning field goal in the final 10 seconds of a regular-season contest (and the first since 2/24/14 at New York). Nowitzki’s other game winners (in the final 10 seconds of the fourth quarter or overtime) include: at New York 2/24/14, vs. Chicago 3/30/13, at Orlando 3/30/12, at Boston 1/11/12, at New Jersey 1/22/11, vs. Charlotte 12/12/09 (OT), at Milwaukee 11/16/09 (OT), at Indiana 3/20/09, at Philadelphia 1/19/09, vs. Utah 4/10/08, vs. Phoenix 12/28/06, at the L.A. Clippers 4/10/06 and vs. Toronto 2/25/06 (OT). Nowitzki actually made a game-winning basket outside of the final 10 seconds earlier in the 2015-16 season (he made a go-ahead layup with 19.2 seconds left in overtime at Brooklyn on 12/23/15 that put Dallas up 119-118 and proved to be the game-winner). NOWITZKI RECORDS 16TH CAREER 1,000-POINT SEASON: Mavericks forward Dirk Nowitzki totaled 1,372 points in 2015-16 (he surpassed 1,000 points for the season in his 57th game of the year at Denver on 3/6/16). It marked his 16th career season with 1,000-plus points, tied for the fourth-most in NBA history. Nowitzki has now scored 1,000-plus points 16 times in the last 17 years. He went 13 straight seasons with 1,000-plus points (1999-2012) before seeing that streak come to an end in 2012-13 after he was limited to 53 games following right knee surgery (he finished with 917 points in 2012-13). Kareem Abdul-Jabbar is the NBA’s all-time leader in 1,000-point seasons with 19, Karl Malone ranks second with 18, Tim Duncan ranks third with 17, and Kobe Bryant and John Havlicek are tied with Nowitzki for fourth with 16. Paul Pierce, Elvin Hayes, Moses Malone, Shaquille O’Neal and Robert Parish are all tied for seventh with 15.

MOST SEASONS WITH 1,000+ POINTS IN NBA HISTORY

RANK PLAYER YEARS SEASONS WITH 1,000+ PTS

1 Kareem Abdul-Jabbar 1969-70 through 1988-89 19

2 Karl Malone 1985-86 through 2003-04 18

3 Tim Duncan 1997-98 through Present 17

4 Dirk Nowitzki 1998-99 through Present 16

4 Kobe Bryant 1996-97 through 2015-16 16

4 John Havlicek 1962-63 through 1977-78 16

D-WILL POSTS 31 AND 16 AGAINST PORTLAND: Mavericks guard Deron Williams posted season highs of 31 points (11-18 FGs, 4-6 3FGs, 5-5 FTs) and 16 assists to go along with a season-high-tying three steals in 43 minutes in Dallas’ 132-120 overtime win over Portland on 3/20/16. Williams became the first Maverick to record at least 30 points and 15 assists in a game since Jason Kidd in 1995-96 (Kidd had 33 points and 16 assists at Phoenix on 1/12/96). “D-Will” recorded at least 30 points and 15 assists in a game for just the second time in his career (he had 32 points and 15 dimes vs. Orlando on 12/10/09 as a member of the Utah Jazz). The 16 assists were the most Williams collected in a game since 3/30/12 at Golden State (20 assists). They were also the most by a Maverick since Jason Kidd distributed 18 in Dallas’ 2010-11 season opener against Charlotte on 10/27/10. DIRK AND D-WILL CARRY DALLAS TO AN OT WIN OVER PORTLAND … AGAIN: After leading Dallas to a 115-112 overtime win at Portland on 12/1/15, Dirk Nowitzki and Deron Williams carried the Mavericks to a 132-120 overtime victory over the Blazers at home on 3/20/16. The duo was magnificent in both games. Williams (30 points, six rebounds, eight assists, two blocks) and Nowitzki (28 points, seven boards, six assists, one block) combined for 58 points, 13 rebounds, 14 assists and three blocks in the win at Portland on 12/1/15. Nowitzki scored the last five points of regulation, including a game-tying tip-in with 6.0 seconds left, to send the game to overtime. Williams (9) and Nowitzki (4) then combined for 13 of Dallas’ 19 points in overtime, helping the Mavericks come away with a three-point (115-112) win. In the Mavericks’ win over the Blazers in Dallas on 3/20/16, Nowitzki (40 points, eight rebounds, four assists, two steals) and Williams (31 points, three rebounds, 16 assists, three steals) combined for 71 points, 11 rebounds, 20 assists and five steals. Williams scored nine of his season-high 31 points (11-18 FGs, 4-6 3FGs, 5-5 FTs) in the fourth quarter, while Nowitzki tallied eight of his season-high (game-high) 40 points (16-26 FGs, 3-5 3FGs, 5-5 FTs) in overtime. It marked the first time since 11/20/13 versus Houston that Dallas had two 30-point scorers in the same game (when Monta Ellis scored 37 and Nowitzki had 35). Williams finished with half (16) of the team’s 31 assists in the contest. His two highest-scoring games of the season both came against the Blazers.


TWO COMEBACKS AFTER TRAILING BY SEVEN IN FINAL 1:20: The Mavericks came back to win two games in 2015-16 after trailing by seven points in the final 1:20. The Mavericks were down seven (96-89) late in the fourth quarter at Portland 12/1/15, but outscored the Blazers 7-0 in the final 1:19 of regulation to force overtime and come away with a 115-112 overtime win. Dallas also trailed by seven (116-109) with 1:20 to go in double overtime against Sacramento on 1/5/16, but closed the game on an 8-0 run en route to a 117-116 double-overtime win. Prior to the game at Portland on 12/1/15, the Mavericks hadn’t come back to win a game in which they trailed by seven-plus points in the final 1:20 since 1/18/01 versus Orlando. The same cast of players stepped up in both of the Mavericks’ thrilling come-from-behind wins. Deron Williams led Dallas in scoring in both games. In the overtime game against the Blazers, Williams poured in a game-high 30 points (11-17 FGs, 2-6 3FGs, 6-7 FTs), including nine in overtime, to go along with six rebounds, a team-high eight assists and two blocks (both in the final minute of regulation) in a game-high 45 minutes. In the double-overtime game against Sacramento, Williams scored a team-high 25 points (10-18 FGs, 3-6 3FGs, 2-4 FTs), including seven in double overtime and the game-winning 3-pointer at the buzzer, to go along with four assists and two steals in 43 minutes. Dirk Nowitzki was also key for Dallas in both games. In the Portland game, Nowitzki had 28 points (11-24 FGs, 2-7 3FGs, 4-4 FTs), including the last five points of regulation to get the game to overtime, to go along with seven rebounds, six assists and one block in 37 minutes. In the game against the Kings, Nowitzki netted 23 points, five rebounds and three assists in 43 minutes. The big German hit a huge 3-pointer with 26.3 seconds left in double overtime against the Kings that brought the Mavericks to within two (116-114) and set Williams up for the game-winning three (Williams’ 3-pointer at the buzzer gave Dallas a 117-116 win). Zaza Pachulia was a beast on the boards for Dallas in both games. In the Portland game, Pachulia registered a big double-double with 14 points and a career-high-tying 21 rebounds (career-best 16 DR) in 38 minutes. In the game against Sacramento, Pachulia pulled down a game-high-tying 17 rebounds to go along with nine points and a career-high-tying five steals in 40 minutes. Wesley Matthews also delivered quality performances for Dallas in both games. In the Portland game, the former Blazer generated 15 points, including eight in the fourth quarter, to go along with five rebounds and two steals in 40 minutes. In the game against the Kings, Matthews produced 20 points (7-13 FGs, 2-4 3FGs, 4-5 FTs), including 14 in the second half, to go along with three rebounds, four assists and two steals in 43 minutes. Aside from JaVale McGee contributing a double-double (13 points and 11 rebounds) against the Kings, it was the cast of Williams, Nowitzki, Pachulia and Matthews that carried the Mavericks to their come-from-behind victories over Portland and Sacramento. D-WILL’S FREE THROW STREAK: Mavericks point guard Deron Williams made 39 straight free throws to begin the 2015-16 season (his first miss came at the 6:20 mark of the third quarter at Oklahoma City on 11/22/15). It marked the longest streak of consecutive made free throws to begin a season since Jose Calderon hit his first 84 with Toronto in 2008-09 (Calderon shot an NBA all-time single-season record of .981, 151-of-154, from the line that year). What’s more, Williams’ streak was the longest to start a season in Mavericks history. Williams shot a career-high 86.9 percent (179-of-206) from the stripe on the year, which ranked 15th in the NBA. PARSONS PICKS IT UP: Mavericks forward Chandler Parsons, who had surgery to address a cartilage injury to his right knee on 5/1/15, was hitting his stride before another right knee injury (a right medial meniscus injury) cut his season short in 2015-16 (he had season-ending surgery on 3/25/16). Parsons, who began the season on a minute restriction, averaged 18.3 points, 5.8 rebounds, 3.1 assists and 34.3 minutes over his final 30 games of the year (1/12-3/18/16). He shot 52 percent (204-of-392) from the field and 47.5 percent (75-of-158) from deep over his last 30 games. Thirteen of Parsons’ 16 20-point scoring efforts in 2015-16 came in his final 30 games of the year (after 1/11/16). Parsons totaled 87 points over a three-game span from 1/20-1/24/16 (30 vs. Minnesota 1/20/16, 26 vs. Oklahoma City 1/22/16, 31 at Houston 1/24/16), marking the most he scored over a three-game span in his career (previous high: 84 from 1/20-1/24/14). The 6-10 forward scored 15-plus points in nine straight games from 1/18-2/1/16, which marked the second-longest such streak of his career (he scored 15-plus points in each of his final 10 games in 2013-14, from 3/27-4/14/14). He averaged 22.8 points, 7.0 rebounds, 2.4 assists and 35.9 minutes over the nine-game stretch (1/18-2/1/16) while shooting 54.3 percent (70-of-129) from the field and 52.8 percent (28-of-53) from deep. Parsons increased his scoring average in every month from November through February. Below is a list of Parsons’ season averages broken down by month, pre/post All-Star break, and before/after Jan. 11:

CHANDLER PARSONS’ 2015-16 SEASON AVERAGES BY MONTH CHANDLER PARSONS’ 2015-16 SEASON AVERAGES PRE/POST ALL-STAR BREAK

Month GP PPG RPG APG MPG FG% 3FG% FT% Before/After All-Star GP PPG RPG APG MPG FG% 3FG% FT%

October - DID NOT PLAY (RIGHT KNEE SURGERY) Before All-Star Break 47 12.6 4.4 2.4 28.3 .482 .400 .641

November 13 8.0 2.7 1.2 19.2 .478 .313 .353 After All-Star Break 14 17.6 5.6 4.1 33.6 .517 .447 .818

December 12 10.5 4.0 3.3 28.9 .438 .366 .684

January 17 16.1 5.6 2.8 32.1 .510 .438 .680 CHANDLER PARSONS’ 2015-16 SEASON AVERAGES BEFORE/AFTER JAN. 11

February 10 18.8 5.0 2.7 32.3 .523 .480 .848 Before/After Jan. 11 GP PPG RPG APG MPG FG% 3FG% FT%

March 9 16.2 6.3 4.4 35.1 .487 .417 .706 Before Jan. 11 31 9.3 3.6 2.5 24.8 .448 .312 .540

April - DID NOT PLAY (RIGHT KNEE INJURY/SURGERY) After Jan. 11 30 18.3 5.8 3.1 34.3 .520 .475 .767

MATTHEWS’ THREE-BALL: Mavericks guard Wesley Matthews knocked down a team-high 189 3-pointers this year (189-of-525, .360). He’s the only NBA player to have made at least 125 triples in each of the past six seasons (2010-16). Matthews’ 189 treys in 2015-16 marked the third-highest single-season total in Mavericks history. Matthews made at least five 3-pointers in nine games this year, including a franchise-high-tying (career-best) 10 treys at Washington on 12/6/15. The undrafted guard out of Marquette knocked down his 1,000th career 3-pointer at the 33.5-second mark of the second quarter at Atlanta on 2/1/16, becoming the 83rd player in NBA history to reach the milestone.

MOST 3-POINTERS MADE IN SINGLE SEASON IN MAVS HISTORY

RANK PLAYER SEASON 3FGM

1 George McCloud 1995-96 257

2 Jose Calderon 2013-14 191

3 Wesley Matthews 2015-16 189

4 Jason Kidd 2009-10 176

5 Jason Terry 2005-06 171

POWELL IS A RISING STAR: Mavericks forward-center Dwight Powell was selected to play in the 2016 BBVA Compass Rising Stars Challenge at All-Star Weekend, which took place in his hometown of Toronto. The second-year big man out of Stanford became the first Maverick selected for the annual Rookie-Sophomore game since Devin Harris in 2006 (Harris played for the Sophomores at All-Star 2006 in Houston). Powell (Canada) competed for the World Team in the BBVA Compass Rising Stars Challenge and recorded a double-double with 12 points, a game-high 11 rebounds (5 OR), two assists and two steals in 16 minutes off the bench. Despite the nice showing from the Mavericks’ young frontcourt player, the World Team fell to the U.S. Team, 157-154. The NBA’s assistant coaches chose the rosters for the BBVA Compass Rising Stars Challenge, selecting four guards, four frontcourt players and two players at either position for each team. The coaches also picked a minimum of three first-year players and three second-year players for each team.


DALLAS DOMINATES THIRD QUARTER IN WIN OVER DENVER: The Mavericks held the Nuggets to just five points in the third quarter on 11/28/15 (Dallas outscored Denver 25-5 in the third), setting a new franchise record for the fewest points allowed in any quarter (previous low: 7 in the 3rd quarter at the L.A. Lakers 1/16/12). Dallas opened the third quarter on a 16-0 run and held Denver scoreless for the first 8:55 of the period (the Nuggets’ first basket came at the 3:05 mark of the third). The Mavericks outshot the Nuggets 61.5 percent (8-of-13) to 10.5 percent (2-of-19) from the field in the third frame. Dallas went on to win 92-81. MAVS RECORD SIXTH-LARGEST COMEBACK IN TEAM HISTORY: Dallas trailed by 23 (55-32) in the second quarter versus Denver on 2/26/16, but came back to defeat the Nuggets 122-116 in overtime. It was the sixth-largest comeback in franchise history (and the fifth-largest home comeback in team history). It marked the Mavericks’ biggest comeback since they erased a 24-point deficit (44-20) in the second quarter against Sacramento on 11/11/14 (Dallas won that game 106-98). The largest deficit Dallas overcame in franchise history was 29 against Minnesota on 12/30/08 (Dallas trailed 70-41 in the third quarter but came back to win 107-100). GETTING DEFENSIVE: The Mavericks were 14-1 this year when they held their opponent to 90-or-fewer points in a game (and 13-1 when they held their opponent UNDER 90 points). Dallas was also 12-0 this season when it held its opponent to 40 percent or less shooting (and 11-0 when it held its opponent UNDER 40 percent shooting). Dallas tightened up its defense late in the season, leading to a strong finish. The Mavericks finished the regular season by winning eight of their last 10 games. Dallas held its opponent under 90 points in five straight games (all wins) from 3/28-4/6/16, marking the second-longest streak in team history (Dallas held the opposition below 90 points in a franchise-record 6 straight games from 1/7-1/16/12). That streak was snapped when the Mavericks allowed 93 points in a 103-93 win over Memphis on 4/8/16. The Mavericks kept their opponent under 100 points in each of their final nine games in 2015-16 (Dallas went 8-2 in that span). It marked their longest streak of consecutive games holding teams under 100 points since 2011-12 (when they held their opponents under 100 in 9 straight games from 2/20-3/8/12). On the season, the Mavericks were 28-7 when they held their opponents below 100 points. Over their final nine games of the season, Dallas held their opponents to 89.9 points per game on 43.7 shooting (.313 3FG). MAVS USE FOUL LINE TO PROPEL THEM TO TWO BLOWOUT WINS: Dallas went 34-of-36 (.944) from the foul line in its 26-point (129-103) win over Philadelphia on 2/21/16 (Dallas’ second-largest margin of victory in a game this year). It was the fourth-highest free throw percentage the Mavericks recorded while attempting 30-plus free throws in a game in franchise history (and the highest since 11/14/89 at Seattle, .969, 31-of-32). Just three games later, Dallas went a perfect 21-of-21 from the stripe in its 27-point (128-101) victory over Minnesota on 2/28/16 (Dallas’ largest margin of victory in a game this season). It marked the eighth time in franchise history that the Mavericks attempted 20-plus free throws in a game without a single miss (and the first since 11/26/07 vs. Washington when they went 29-of-29 from the stripe – the franchise record for the most free throws made without a miss). The most foul shots Dallas made in a game without a miss in 2014-15 was 18 versus Chicago on 1/23/15. The Mavericks shot 79.4 percent (1,454-of-1,831) from the line in 2015-16, which ranked third in the NBA. MAVS BLOWOUT WARRIORS: The Mavericks beat the Warriors, who were without Stephen Curry, by a final score of 114-91 on 12/30/15. It was the Warriors’ largest margin of defeat in a game since 2/5/13 at Houston (when they lost to the Rockets by 31, 140-109). It also marked the first time the Warriors lost a game by more than 15 points since 4/2/14, when they dropped a 21-point decision to the Spurs (the Spurs defeated the Warriors 111-90 at San Antonio on 4/2/14). Golden State's 119 consecutive games played without losing by more than 15 points tied the third-longest streak of its kind in NBA history (the Thunder had a 121-game streak from 2011 to 2012, Detroit went 120 straight games without a 16-plus point loss from 1996 to 1998 and Chicago avoided a loss like that for 119 consecutive games from 1991 to 1992). The Mavericks’ 23-point margin of victory was their largest over a defending champion since defeating the Spurs by 24 (115-91) on 2/26/04. Dallas, who handed Golden State just its second loss of the year on 12/30/15, was one of only nine teams to defeat the Warriors during their historic 73-9 regular season in 2015-16. D-WILL, DIRK AND MAVS ARE CLUTCH: The Mavericks were 6-0 this season when Deron Williams and Dirk Nowitzki both scored 20-plus points in a game. Both players were great in clutch situations (where the score was within five points in the final 5 minutes of regulation or overtime) for the Mavericks in 2015-16. Williams totaled 132 clutch points this year, which ranked tied for 12th in the NBA. He shot 50.6 percent (43-of-85) from the field, 51.5 percent (17-of-33) from deep and 90.6 percent (29-of-32) from the line in clutch time this season. Nowitzki, meanwhile, scored 123 clutch points in 2015-16, which ranked 16th in the league. Dallas was 25-24 (.510) in clutch games this season (games that were within five points in the final 5 minutes of the fourth quarter or overtime). The Mavericks outscored their opponents by 57 points in clutch time this year (the Mavericks were plus-57 in the final 5 minutes of the fourth quarter or overtime in games that were within five points). BALANCED ATTACK: The Mavericks had at least six players score in double figures 28 times in 2015-16 (they were 13-15 in such games). In fact, Dallas had five games with at least seven players in double digits (8 at Phoenix 10/28/15, 7 vs. Minnesota 2/28/16, 7 at Golden State 3/25/16, 8 at Sacramento 3/27/16, 7 at Denver 3/28/16). The Mavericks went 3-2 in those games. The Mavericks were also 26-22 this year when they had at least five players score 10-plus points in a game. The Mavericks had all five of their starters in double digits nine times in 2015-16 (after they had all five of their starters in double digits seven times in 2014-15). Nine players averaged at least 7.6 points per game for Dallas in 2015-16. BIRTHDAY BOYS: Mavericks guards J.J. Barea, Raymond Felton and Deron Williams were all born on the same day (June 26, 1984). What’s more, Felton’s North Carolina Tar Heels and Williams’ Illinois Fighting Illini met in the championship game of the 2005 NCAA Tournament (North Carolina won, 75-70). Williams (third overall pick by Utah) and Felton (fifth overall selection by Charlotte) were also separated by only two picks in the 2005 NBA Draft, each declaring for the draft following their junior seasons. EIGHT MAVS IN DOUBLE FIGUERS IN SEASON-OPENING WIN AT PHOENIX: Eight players scored in double figures for the Mavericks in their 111-95 season-opening win at Phoenix on 10/28/15: Raymond Felton (18), Deron Williams (12), Dwight Powell (12), Dirk Nowitzki (11), Zaza Pachulia (10), Devin Harris (10), J.J. Barea (10) and Charlie Villanueva (10). It was the most double-figure scorers Dallas produced in a season-opening game in franchise history (previous: 7 in 1982-83 season opener at Denver on 10/29/82). It was also the most double-digit scorers any team had in an opener in 2015-16.


FRANCHISE PLAYER: Dirk Nowitzki’s name is all over the Mavericks’ record books. In addition to being the franchise’s all-time leading scorer (29,491 points), Nowitzki is also Dallas’ all-time leader in games played (1,340), games started (1,309), minutes played (47,249), field goals made (10,392), 3-pointers made (1,701), free throws made (7,006), offensive rebounds (1,418), defensive rebounds (9,122) and total rebounds (10,540). Nowitzki, who is in his 18th NBA season, is the second-longest tenured player with his original team (behind San Antonio’s Tim Duncan, 1997-98). Nowitzki’s career stats (and their rank in Mavericks history) are listed below:

DIRK REACHES 10K FIELD GOALS, MOVES INTO 12TH PLACE ON NBA’S ALL-TIME FGM LIST: Mavericks forward Dirk Nowitzki, who has made 10,392 baskets in his career, moved into 12th place on the NBA’s all-time field goals made list in 2015-16. Kevin Garnett ranks 11th with 10,505 career made field goals. Nowitzki passed Dominique Wilkins (9,963) for 13th place on the NBA’s all-time field goals made list with a 13-foot turnaround jumper at the 11:44 mark of the second quarter at Boston on 11/18/15 (the field goal was his third of the game and the 9,964th of his career). The big German recorded his 10,000th career made field goal with a one-legged fadeaway jumper over Rudy Gay at the 2:25 mark of the second quarter at Sacramento on 11/30/15. He became the 13th player in NBA history to reach the milestone. Nowitzki passed San Antonio’s Tim Duncan for 12th place on the NBA’s all-time field goals made list with a 3-pointer at the 9:34 mark of the fourth quarter against Philadelphia on 2/21/16 (the basket was his sixth of the game and the 10,214th of his career). DIRK MOVES INTO 30TH PLACE ON NBA’S ALL-TIME REBOUNDING LIST: Mavericks forward Dirk Nowitzki, who has grabbed 10,540 rebounds in his career, moved into 30th place on the NBA’s all-time rebounding list in 2015-16. Nowitzki passed former Maverick Shawn Marion (10,101) for 35th place on the NBA’s all-time rebounding list versus the L.A. Clippers on 11/11/15, Otis Thorpe (10,370) for 34th place against Utah on 2/9/16, Bill Laimbeer for 33rd place versus Denver on 2/26/16, Dave Cowens (10,444) for 32nd place against Indiana on 3/12/16 and Ben Wallace (10,482) for 31st place at Portland on 3/23/16. Most recently, the big German passed “The Admiral”, David Robinson (10,497), for 30th place on the NBA’s all-time rebounding list with his third board of the game (10,498th career) at the 54.9-second mark of the third quarter versus New York on 3/30/16.

NBA’S ALL-TIME REBOUNDING LIST

RANK PLAYER REBS

27 Dwight Howard 11,149

28 Bill Bridges 11,054

29 Jack Sikma 10,816


31 David Robinson 10,497

32 Ben Wallace 10,482

33 Dave Cowens 10,444

47,000-PLUS MINUTES FOR DIRK: Mavericks forward Dirk Nowitzki, who has logged 47,249 minutes in career, moved into 11th place on the NBA’s all-time minutes played list in 2015-16. Tim Duncan ranks 10th with 47,368 career minutes. Nowitzki passed Moses Malone (45,071) for 15th place on the NBA’s all-time minutes played list at New Orleans on 11/10/15, Robert Parish (45,704) for 14th place at Brooklyn on 12/23/15, Ray Allen (46,344) for 13th place at Memphis on 2/6/16, John Havlicek (46,471) for 12th place versus Oklahoma City on 2/24/16, and Gary Payton (47,117) for 11th place versus Houston on 4/6/16. Nowitzki became the 12th player in league history to surpass 47,000 career minutes versus New York on 3/30/16. In addition to the 47,000-plus minutes he has played in the regular season, Nowitzki has also logged 5,820 minutes in 143 career postseason games. DIRK REACHES 7,000 FREE THROWS, MOVES INTO 7TH PLACE ON NBA’S ALL-TIME FTM LIST: Mavericks forward Dirk Nowitzki, who has shot 7,006-of-7,969 (.879) from the line for his career, moved into seventh place on the NBA’s all-time free throws made list in 2015-16. “The Logo”, Jerry West, ranks sixth with 7,160 made free throws. Nowitzki passed Adrian Dantley (6,832) for eighth place on the NBA’s all-time free throws made list with a pair foul shots at the 6:14 mark of the first quarter against Memphis on 12/18/15 (it gave him 6,833 career made free throws). A month later, Nowitzki made a season-high 12 foul shots (12-13 FTs) against Boston (1/18/16) en route to passing the Clippers’ Paul Pierce for seventh place on the NBA’s all-time free throws made list. The big German became the seventh player in NBA history (and the first 7-footer) with 7,000 career made free throws against San Antonio on 4/13/16. A foul shot (the first of two) at the 1:10 mark of the third quarter against the Spurs gave him two made free throws for the game and 7,000 for his career. With Kobe Bryant announcing that the 2015-16 season will be his last, Nowitzki becomes the NBA’s active leader in free throws made.

NBA’S ALL-TIME FREE THROWS MADE LIST

RANK PLAYER FTM

1 Karl Malone 9,787


3 Kobe Bryant 8,378

4 Oscar Robertson 7,694

5 Michael Jordan 7,327

6 Jerry West 7,160


8 Paul Pierce 6,908

9 Adrian Dantley 6,832

DIRK NOWITZKI’S CAREER NUMBERS & RANK AMONG MAVERICKS’ ALL-TIME LEADERS Note: Rank in Mavs History is in Parenthesis

GP GS MIN PTS FGM 3FGM FTM OREB DREB TOT REB AST STL BLK

1,340 (1st) 1,309 (1st) 47,249 (1st) 29,491 (1st) 10,392 (1st) 1,701 (1st) 7,006 (1st) 1,418 (1st) 9,122 (1st) 10,540 (1st) 3,414 (4th) 1,128 (2nd) 1,180 (2nd)

NBA’S ALL-TIME FIELD GOALS MADE LIST

RANK PLAYER FGM

9 Alex English 10,659

10 John Havlicek 10,513

11 Kevin Garnett 10,505


13 Tim Duncan 10,285

14 Dominique Wilkins 9,963

NBA’S ALL-TIME MINUTES PLAYED LIST

RANK PLAYER MIN

7 Wilt Chamberlain 47,859

8 John Stockton 47,764

9 Reggie Miller 47,619

10 Tim Duncan 47,368


12 Gary Payton 47,117

13 John Havlicek 46,471

14 Ray Allen 46,344


DIRK MOVES INTO 15TH PLACE ON NBA’S ALL-TIME TRIPLES LIST: Mavericks forward Dirk Nowitzki, who has made 1,701 3-pointers in his career, moved into 15th place on the NBA’s all-time 3-point field goals made list in 2015-16. Former Maverick Dale Ellis ranks 14th with 1,719 threes. Nowitzki passed former Maverick Steve Nash (1,685) for 15th place on the NBA’s all-time triples list with a 3-pointer at the 10:19 mark of the fourth quarter at Portland on 3/23/16 (the triple was his first of the game and the 1,686th of his career). He hit his 1,700th career 3-pointer at the 6:59 mark of the third quarter at Utah on 4/11/16, becoming the 15th player in NBA history to reach the milestone. Nowitzki has made more 3-pointers than any 7-footer in NBA history.

NBA’S ALL-TIME 3-PT FIELD GOALS MADE LIST

RANK PLAYER 3FGM

10 Chauncey Billups 1,830


12 Rashard Lewis 1,787

13 Peja Stojakovic 1,760

14 Dale Ellis 1,719


16 Steve Nash 1,685

17 J.R. Smith 1,679

NOWITZKI ON THE ALL-TIME GAMES PLAYED LIST: Mavericks forward Dirk Nowitzki, who has appeared in 1,340 games in his career, moved into 12th place on the NBA’s all-time games played list in 2015-16. Nowitzki played in his 1,300th career game at Milwaukee on 1/8/16, becoming the 17th player in NBA history to reach the milestone. He passed Gary Payton (1,335) for 12th place on the NBA’s all-time games played list versus Houston on 4/6/16. Tim Duncan (U.S. Virgin Islands) is the only player born outside of one of the 50 U.S. states or Washington, D.C. with more career games played than the big German.

NBA’S ALL-TIME GAMES PLAYED LIST

RANK PLAYER GAMES

7 Tim Duncan 1,392

8 Jason Kidd 1,391

9 Reggie Miller 1,389

10 Clifford Robinson 1,380



13 Gary Payton 1,335


FINISHING STRONG: The Mavericks have shown the ability to protect leads in recent years. Getting off to a good start has been important. The Mavericks were 9-3 this season when they scored 30-plus points in the first period and 23-11 when they won the opening quarter. Dallas was also 7-1 this year when they scored at least 60 points in the opening half and 29-9 when they led at the break. The Mavericks were 35-8 this season when they built at least a 10-point lead. Arguably the most important stat however, was the Mavericks’ record when they led going into the fourth quarter. The Mavericks were 31-6 this year when they were ahead going into the final frame (they began the year 20-0 when leading going into the fourth). Dallas was 36-2 in 2014-15 when they led after the third quarter. Below is a list of the Mavericks’ records when leading going into the fourth quarter over the past five seasons (2011-12 through 2015-16).

MAVS RECORD WHEN AHEAD GOING INTO 4TH QTR (LAST 5 YRS)

SEASON RECORD PCT

2015-16 31-6 .838

2014-15 36-2 .947

2013-14 40-7 .851

2012-13 35-8 .814

2011-12 30-2 .938

TOTAL 172-25 .873


HEAD COACH RICK CARLISLE Virginia • 13 Years Head Coaching Experience Career Regular Season Record (14th Season): 661-471 (.584); Career Playoff Record: 58-60 (.492) Regular Season Record with Dallas (8th Season): 380-260 (.594); Playoff Record with Dallas: 28-28 (.500) Rick Carlisle is in his eighth season as the head coach of the Dallas Mavericks. He was hired by Dallas in May of 2008, and is the third-longest tenured head coach in the league behind San Antonio’s Gregg Popovich (hired in December 1996) and Miami’s Erick Spoelstra (April 2008). Carlisle became the all-time winningest coach in Mavericks history with a 103-93 victory at the L.A. Lakers on Nov. 1, 2015, passing Don Nelson (339) with win No. 340. Carlisle has led his team to the playoffs 12 times in his 14 seasons as a head coach. He guided the Mavericks to their first-ever world championship in 2011, becoming one of only 11 individuals to win an NBA championship as both a player and a head coach (he won a title as a player with Boston in 1986). Carlisle recorded his 500th career win against Portland on Feb. 6, 2013 (Dallas won 105-99), becoming the 28th coach in NBA history to reach the milestone. Carlisle was named the ninth Dallas coach in franchise history on May 9, 2008. He joined the Mavericks after spending six seasons, with Detroit and Indiana, as a head coach. He served as an ESPN studio analyst during the 2007-08 NBA season before coming to Dallas. Carlisle began his head coaching career with Detroit. During his two-season tenure, the Pistons won 61 percent (100-64) of their games to go along with two Central Division championships and one trip to the Eastern Conference Finals. Following his first season as head coach in 2002, Carlisle earned the NBA’s Coach of the Year award. Carlisle joined Indiana as the head coach on Sept. 2, 2003. In his first year, Carlisle led the Pacers to the NBA’s best record (61-21), the most victories in franchise history, the best winning percentage in team history (.744) and a Central Division championship. He also led the Pacers to the 2004 Eastern Conference Finals where they eventually lost to the Pistons.

Carlisle, including his previous two seasons with Detroit, became the first coach since Pat Riley to win 50 games and division championships in each of his first three seasons as a head coach. Overall, Carlisle earned a 181-147 (.552) regular season record in Indiana and led the team to three consecutive postseason appearances before stepping down following the 2006-07 campaign. A native of Ogdensburg, N.Y., Carlisle began his coaching career in 1989 as an assistant with the New Jersey Nets. In five seasons with the Nets, he had the opportunity to work under Hall of Fame coaching legends Bill Fitch and Chuck Daly. Carlisle then moved on to Portland, where he spent three seasons as an assistant under P.J. Carlesimo before joining former teammate Larry Bird’s staff in Indiana during the summer of 1997. In 1984, Carlisle began his NBA career as the only rookie to make the Boston Celtics roster. He spent three seasons in Boston and enjoyed his best year as a pro when he averaged 9.9 minutes in 77 games for the 1986 world champions. He then played one year with the New York Knicks under head coach Rick Pitino before moving on to New Jersey, where he played briefly for Fitch before being offered an assistant coaching position with the franchise.

Mavericks Assistant Coaches: Melvin Hunt (Baylor) • Kaleb Canales (Texas-Arlington) • Jamahl Mosley (Colorado) • Darrell Armstrong (Fayetteville State)

RICK CARLISLE’S OVERALL RECORD

REGULAR SEASON POSTSEASON

YEAR TEAM W/L PCT W/L PCT

2001-02 Detroit 50-32 .610 4-6 .400

2002-03 Detroit 50-32 .610 8-9 .471

2003-04 Indiana 61-21 .744 10-6 .625

2004-05 Indiana 44-38 .537 6-7 .462

2005-06 Indiana 41-41 .500 2-4 .333

2006-07 Indiana 35-47 .427 - -

2008-09 Dallas 50-32 .610 5-5 .500

2009-10 Dallas 55-27 .671 2-4 .333

2010-11 Dallas 57-25 .695 16-5 .762

2011-12 Dallas 36-30 .545 0-4 .000

2012-13 Dallas 41-41 .500 - -

2013-14 Dallas 49-33 .598 3-4 .429

2014-15 Dallas 50-32 .610 1-4 .200

2015-16 Dallas 42-40 .512 1-2 .333

TOTALS 661-471 .584 58-60 .492

CARLISLE’S ALL-TIME REGULAR-SEASON RECORD VS. THE NBA (THRU 4/13/16) vs. WESTERN CONFERENCE: 325-269

TEAM W L TEAM W L TEAM W L

Dallas 4 8 Golden State 21 20 Denver 19 22

Houston 26 17 L.A. Clippers 22 18 Minnesota 27 14

Memphis 25 18 L.A. Lakers 19 21 Oklahoma City 17 24

New Orleans 27 18 Phoenix 26 15 Portland 24 16

San Antonio 13 31 Sacramento 26 15 Utah 29 12

Southwest 95 92 Pacific 114 89 Northwest 116 88

vs. EASTERN CONFERENCE: 336-202

TEAM W L TEAM W L TEAM W L

Boston 25 14 Chicago 23 16 Atlanta 22 16

Brooklyn 21 16 Cleveland 23 16 Charlotte 22 7

New York 26 13 Detroit 20 11 Miami 22 15

Philadelphia 25 12 Indiana 12 11 Orlando 24 13

Toronto 23 14 Milwaukee 22 17 Washington 26 11

Atlantic 120 69 Central 100 71 Southeast 116 62

CAREER REGULAR SEASON RECORD: 661-471

REGULAR SEASON RECORD WITH DALLAS: 380-260

MAVERICKS PLAYERS

#1 JUSTIN ANDERSON Guard-Forward • 6-6 • 228 • 11/19/93 • Virginia/USA • Rookie PLAYOFFS GP GS PPG RPG APG SPG BPG MPG FG%

2015-16 3 0 7.7 3.0 1.3 0.3 0.7 17.4 .421

RECENT GAMES

OPPONENT W/L MIN FG-A 3P-A FT-A OR DR TR A PF ST TO BS PTS

4/25 at OKC

4/23 vs. OKC

4/21 vs. OKC L 19:26 3-8 1-4 5-6 0 1 1 1 4 0 0 1 12

4/18 at OKC W 14:20 3-6 0-0 0-0 3 2 5 1 1 1 1 1 6

4/16 at OKC L 18:27 2-5 0-0 1-2 0 3 3 2 0 0 1 0 5

2016 POSTSEASON: 1 game with 10+ points. 2015-16 SEASON: Averaged 3.8 points, 2.4 rebounds and 11.8 minutes in 55 games (9 starts)…shot 80.0% (44-55 FTs) from the FT line…as a starter, averaged 7.6 points, 6.1 rebounds, 1.4 assists and 1.1 blocks in 26.1 minutes while shooting 45.8% (22-48 FGs) from the field (DAL was 7-2 when he started)…appeared in each of DAL’s final 16 games of the season, starting 8 of the last 9…over DAL’s final 11 games of the year, averaged 8.2 points, 5.7 rebounds, 1.6 assists and 1.2 blocks in 25.8 minutes…appeared in 7 games (all starts) for the Mavericks’ D-League affiliate Texas Legends, averaging 23.0 points, 4.6 rebounds and 3.4 assists in 38.3 minutes…1 double-double (point/rebound)…1 game with 15+ points…7 games with 10+ points, including 3 straight from 3/25-3/28/16…2 games with 10+ rebounds (2-0 record)…recorded 18 DNP-CDs…spent 9 games on the inactive list (7 Inactive-CDs and 2 for assignment to the D-League). NOTES: Selected by DAL in the first round (21st overall pick) of the 2015 NBA Draft…played 3 years at Virginia, leading the Cavaliers to 2 NCAA tournaments, 2 ACC regular-season titles and just the 2nd ACC Tournament Championship in school history…as a junior, averaged career highs in points (12.2), rebounds (4.0) and minutes (27.8) in 26 games (23 starts) en route to being named NABC All-America Third Team and All-ACC Second Team…attended Montrose Christian School (Rockville, Md.)…full name is Justin Lamar Anderson. MISCELLANEOUS: Playoff Double-Doubles – 0 in career.

2015-16 PLAYOFF HIGHS PLAYOFF CAREER HIGHS

PTS 12 vs. OKC 4/21/16 12 vs. OKC 4/21/16 FGM 3 2 times 3 2 times FGA 8 vs. OKC 4/21/16 8 vs. OKC 4/21/16 3FGM 1 vs. OKC 4/21/16 1 vs. OKC 4/21/16 3FGA 4 vs. OKC 4/21/16 4 vs. OKC 4/21/16 FTM 5 vs. OKC 4/21/16 5 vs. OKC 4/21/16 FTA 6 vs. OKC 4/21/16 6 vs. OKC 4/21/16 OREB 3 at OKC 4/18/16 3 at OKC 4/18/16 DREB 3 at OKC 4/16/16 3 at OKC 4/16/16 TREB 5 at OKC 4/18/16 5 at OKC 4/18/16 ASTS 2 at OKC 4/16/16 2 at OKC 4/16/16 STLS 1 at OKC 4/18/16 1 at OKC 4/18/16 BLKS 1 2 times 1 2 times MINS 19 vs. OKC 4/21/16 19 vs. OKC 4/21/16


#5 JOSE JUAN BAREA Guard • 6-0 • 185 • 6/26/84 • Northeastern/Puerto Rico • 9 Years Pro PLAYOFFS GP GS PPG RPG APG SPG BPG MPG FG%

2015-16 2 2 8.5 1.5 5.0 0.0 0.0 24.3 .350

RECENT GAMES


4/25 at OKC

4/23 vs. OKC

4/21 vs. OKC L 32:18 6-14 1-4 2-2 0 2 2 7 2 0 5 0 15

4/18 at OKC W DND-RIGHT GROIN STRAIN

4/16 at OKC L 16:14 1-6 0-2 0-0 0 1 1 3 1 0 2 0 2

2016 POSTSEASON: 1 game with 15+ points…1 game with 10+ points…1 game with 7+ assists…aggravated his right groin strain in the 1st half of Game 1 at OKC (4/16/16)…missed Game 2 at OKC (4/18/16) due to the injury. 2015-16 SEASON: Averaged 10.9 points, 2.1 rebounds, 4.1 assists and 22.5 minutes in 74 games (16 starts)…shot career-high 44.6% (317-711 FGs) from the field, 38.5% (100-260 3FGs) from 3-point range and 77.1% (74-96 FTs) from the line…made a career-high 100 3-pointers in 2015-16, topping his previous high of 97 3s in 2012-13 (97-280, .346)…as a starter, averaged 16.7 points, 2.8 rebounds and 4.9 assists in 30.0 minutes…2 double-doubles (both point/assist)…1 game with 30+ points…5 games with 25+ points (5-0 record)…9 games with 20+ points (7-2 record), including 4 straight from 3/30-4/6/16…his 9 20-point games in 2015-16 were the most he produced in any 1 season in his career (previous high: 6 in both 2008-09 and 2012-13)…19 games with 15+ points…36 games with 10+ points, including 8 straight from 3/23-4/6/16…2 games with 10+ assists (2-0 record)…10 games with 7+ assists (8-2 record)…29 games with 5+ assists, including 8 straight from 12/18/15-1/2/16…led the team in assists 28 times (including ties)…suffered a sprained right ankle in the 4th quarter at SA (11/25/15) and did not return…missed 6 games due to the injury (vs. DEN 11/28/15-at NY 12/7/15)…suffered a right groin strain in the 1st half vs. MEM (4/8/16) and did not play in the 2nd half…missed 2 games due to the injury (at LAC 4/10/16, vs. SA 4/13/16). NOTES: Is in his 2nd stint with the Mavericks…re-signed by DAL (7/16/15)…named Western Conference Player of the Week for games played from 3/28-4/3/16, his 1st career POW award…scored a career-high 32 points at BKN (12/23/15)…made a career-high 7 3-pointers (7-8 3FGs) vs. CHI (12/26/15)…member of DAL’s 2011 NBA championship team…went undrafted in the 2006 NBA Draft and was signed by DAL as a rookie free agent (8/11/06)…full name is Jose Juan “J.J.” Barea Mora…last name is pronounced “ba-RAY-ah”. MISCELLANEOUS: Playoff Double-Doubles – 0 in 2016 postseason, 1 in career; Playoff Triple-Doubles – 0 in career.


PTS 15 vs. OKC 4/21/16 22 vs. LAL 5/8/11 FGM 6 vs. OKC 4/21/16 9 vs. LAL 5/8/11 FGA 14 vs. OKC 4/21/16 15 vs. HOU 4/26/15 3FGM 1 vs. OKC 4/21/16 4 vs. MIA 6/9/11 3FGA 4 vs. OKC 4/21/16 6 vs. HOU 4/26/15 FTM 2 vs. OKC 4/21/16 4 at LAL 5/4/11 FTA 2 vs. OKC 4/21/16 4 5 times OREB 0 2 3 times DREB 2 vs. OKC 4/21/16 6 at HOU 4/28/15 TREB 2 vs. OKC 4/21/16 6 3 times ASTS 7 vs. OKC 4/21/16 13 vs. HOU 4/26/15 STLS 0 2 2 times BLKS 0 1 at SA 4/29/10 MINS 32 vs. OKC 4/21/16 37 at HOU 4/28/15

#21 JEREMY EVANS Forward • 6-9 • 200 • 10/24/87 • Western Kentucky/USA • 5 Years Pro PLAYOFFS GP GS PPG RPG APG SPG BPG MPG FG%

2015-16 - - - - - - - - -

RECENT GAMES


4/25 at OKC

4/23 vs. OKC

4/21 vs. OKC L DND-INACTIVE (RIGHT SHOULDER SURGERY)

4/18 at OKC W DND-INACTIVE (RIGHT SHOULDER SURGERY)

4/16 at OKC L DND-INACTIVE (RIGHT SHOULDER SURGERY)

2016 POSTSEASON: Out for the 2016 playoffs (right shoulder surgery)…has spent every playoff game on the inactive list. 2015-16 SEASON: Averaged 2.4 points, 1.8 rebounds and 8.4 minutes in 30 games (2 starts)…shot 54.2% (26-48 FGs) from the field and 71.4% (15-21 FTs) from the line…scored a season-high 8 points on 3 occasions…asked to be assigned to the D-League to work on his perimeter game…in 4 games (all starts) for the Mavericks’ D-League affiliate Texas Legends, averaged 16.8 points, 9.0 rebounds and 1.5 steals in 35.8 minutes…recorded 23 DNP-CDs…missed 2 games due to right shoulder tendonitis (vs. OKC 1/22/16-at HOU 1/24/16)…missed the final 16 games of the season due to a right shoulder injury (at CHA 3/14/16-vs. SA 4/13/16)…had surgery to repair the torn labrum in his right shoulder (3/17/16)…spent 29 games on the inactive list (11 Inactive-CDs). NOTES: Signed as a free agent by DAL (7/31/15)…won the 2012 NBA Slam Dunk Contest at All-Star Weekend in Orlando, and was runner-up at the 2013 contest in Houston…played his first 5 NBA seasons with UTA, averaging 3.7 points and 2.7 rebounds in 219 games (7 starts)…is an accomplished artist and won TNT’s first-ever “NBA Talent Challenge” in 2016. MISCELLANEOUS: Playoff Double-Doubles – 0 in career.


PTS 2 at SA 5/2/12 FGM 0 FGA 1 at SA 5/2/12 3FGM 0 3FGA 0 FTM 2 at SA 5/2/12 FTA 2 at SA 5/2/12 OREB 0 DREB 3 at SA 5/2/12 TREB 3 at SA 5/2/12 ASTS 1 at SA 5/2/12 STLS 1 at SA 5/2/12 BLKS 0 MINS 6 at SA 5/2/12

#2 RAYMOND FELTON Guard • 6-1 • 205 • 6/26/84 • North Carolina/USA • 10 Years Pro PLAYOFFS GP GS PPG RPG APG SPG BPG MPG FG%

2015-16 3 2 15.3 5.7 3.0 2.0 0.0 35.9 .439

RECENT GAMES


4/25 at OKC

4/23 vs. OKC

4/21 vs. OKC L 35:26 8-15 1-2 1-2 0 3 3 4 3 4 4 0 18

4/18 at OKC W 41:47 8-16 1-4 4-7 1 10 11 3 3 1 4 0 21

4/16 at OKC L 30:24 2-10 1-2 2-2 0 3 3 2 2 1 1 0 7

2016 POSTSEASON: 1 double-double (point/rebound)…1 game with 20+ points…2 games with 15+ points…2 games with 10+ points…1 game with 10+ rebounds…leading the team in minutes (35.9 mpg) and ranks 2nd on team in scoring (15.3 ppg). 2015-16 SEASON: Averaged 9.5 points, 3.2 rebounds, 3.6 assists, 0.9 steals and 27.4 minutes in a team-high 80 games (31 starts)…shot 84.7% (149-176 FTs) from the line, which ranked 29th in the NBA…as a starter, averaged 11.4 points, 3.8 rebounds, 4.3 assists and 1.0 steal in 31.3 minutes…1 triple-double…3 double-doubles…4 games with 20+ points…14 games with 15+ points…39 games with 10+ points…2 games with 10+ rebounds…3 games with 10+ assists…5 games with 7+ assists…27 games with 5+ assists…10 games with at least 10 points, 5 rebounds and 5 assists…scored 10+ points in a period 6 times, including 4 times in the 4th quarter…suffered a left eye injury with 6.7 seconds left in the 4th quarter vs. BOS (1/18/16) and did not play in the OT period…missed the game vs. MIN (1/20/16) due to the injury…DND-Right groin strain at DET (4/1/16). NOTES: Acquired from NY along with Tyson Chandler in exchange for Samuel Dalembert, Jose Calderon, Wayne Ellington, Shane Larkin and two 2014 second round picks (6/25/14)…in 2010-11, averaged career highs in points (15.5), assists (8.3) and steals (1.7) with NY and DEN…NBA All-Rookie Second Team (2006)…member of North Carolina’s 2005 NCAA Division I championship team…2005 Bob Cousy Award winner (award given to top men’s collegiate point guard)…full name is Raymond Bernard Felton, Jr. MISCELLANEOUS: Playoff Double-Doubles – 1 in 2016 postseason, 2 in career; Playoff Triple-Doubles – 0 in career.


PTS 21 at OKC 4/18/16 27 at BOS 4/28/13 FGM 8 2 times 10 2 times FGA 16 at OKC 4/18/16 21 at BOS 4/28/13 3FGM 1 3 times 4 at BOS 4/28/13 3FGA 4 at OKC 4/18/16 9 at BOS 4/28/13 FTM 4 at OKC 4/18/16 6 vs. OKC 4/25/11 FTA 7 at OKC 4/18/16 9 vs. OKC 4/25/11 OREB 1 at OKC 4/18/16 4 vs. IND 5/16/13 DREB 10 at OKC 4/18/16 10 at OKC 4/18/16 TREB 11 at OKC 4/18/16 11 at OKC 4/18/16 ASTS 4 vs. OKC 4/21/16 10 at BOS 4/26/13 STLS 4 vs. OKC 4/21/16 4 2 times BLKS 0 2 at IND 5/14/13 MINS 42 at OKC 4/18/16 48 at BOS 4/28/13


#34 DEVIN HARRIS Guard • 6-3 • 185 • 2/27/83 • Wisconsin/USA • 11 Years Pro PLAYOFFS GP GS PPG RPG APG SPG BPG MPG FG%

2015-16 3 0 6.0 3.0 1.7 0.7 0.0 22.4 .438

RECENT GAMES


4/25 at OKC

4/23 vs. OKC

4/21 vs. OKC L 23:18 2-5 0-3 1-2 0 1 1 2 5 0 0 0 5

4/18 at OKC W 25:35 3-5 0-0 2-4 0 7 7 2 2 2 0 0 8

4/16 at OKC L 18:22 2-6 1-4 0-1 0 1 1 1 3 0 1 0 5

2016 POSTSEASON: 8 points (3-5 FGs, 2-4 FTs), playoff career-high 7 rebounds, 2 assists and 2 steals in 26 minutes in Game 2 at OKC (4/18/16). 2015-16 SEASON: Averaged 7.6 points, 2.2 rebounds, 1.8 assists, 0.9 steals and 20.0 minutes in 64 games…shot 44.7% (167-374 FGs) from the field…6 games with 15+ points (4-2 record)…20 games with 10+ points (12-8 record)…7 games with 3+ steals (5-2 record)…17 games with 2+ steals (13-4 record)…DND-Inactive (rest) at MEM (11/24/15)…left the game at WAS (12/6/15) in the 2nd quarter with a rib injury and did not return…missed the game at NY (12/7/15) due to the injury…left the game at IND (12/16/15) in the 1st quarter with a right hamstring strain and did not return…missed 3 games due to the injury (vs. MEM 12/18/15-at BKN 12/23/15)…left the game at MIA (1/1/16) in the 2nd quarter with a back strain and did not return…missed the game vs. NO (1/2/16) due to the injury…left the game at OKC (1/13/16) in the 1st half with a left foot injury and did not return…suffered a left great toe sprain in the 1st half at HOU (1/24/16) and did not return…missed 10 games due to the injury (at LAL 1/26/16-at ORL 2/19/16)…NWT (personal) at GS (3/25/16)…suffered a left thumb sprain in the 1st half at UTA (4/11/16) and logged only 49 seconds in the 2nd half (he played the final 49 seconds of the game)…missed the season finale vs. SA (4/13/16) due to the injury. NOTES: Is in his 2nd stint with DAL…re-signed by DAL (7/17/14)…appeared in his 400th game with DAL (750th career) vs. CLE (1/12/16)…2009 NBA All-Star…averaged career highs of 21.3 points, 3.3 rebounds, 6.9 assists and 1.7 steals for NJ in 2008-09…member of DAL’s 2006 Western Conference championship team…full name is Devin Lamar Harris. MISCELLANEOUS: Playoff Double-Doubles – 0 in career.


PTS 8 at OKC 4/18/16 30 vs. PHO 5/24/06 FGM 3 at OKC 4/18/16 12 vs. PHO 5/24/06 FGA 6 at OKC 4/16/16 18 vs. GS 4/22/07 3FGM 1 at OKC 4/16/16 3 3 times 3FGA 4 at OKC 4/16/16 7 2 times FTM 2 at OKC 4/18/16 10 vs. SA 5/13/06 FTA 4 at OKC 4/18/16 11 vs. SA 5/13/06 OREB 0 3 2 times DREB 7 at OKC 4/18/16 7 at OKC 4/18/16 TREB 7 at OKC 4/18/16 7 at OKC 4/18/16 ASTS 2 2 times 9 at GS 5/3/07 STLS 2 at OKC 4/18/16 5 vs. PHO 5/24/06 BLKS 0 2 vs. SA 5/15/06 MINS 26 at OKC 4/18/16 40 2 times

#42 DAVID LEE Forward-Center • 6-9 • 245 • 4/29/83 • Florida/USA • 10 Years Pro PLAYOFFS GP GS PPG RPG APG SPG BPG MPG FG%

2015-16 1 0 6.0 2.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 16.9 1.000

RECENT GAMES


4/25 at OKC

4/23 vs. OKC

4/21 vs. OKC L 16:54 3-3 0-0 0-0 0 2 2 0 2 0 0 0 6

4/18 at OKC W DND-RIGHT PLANTAR FASCIA INJURY

4/16 at OKC L DND-RIGHT PLANTAR FASCIA INJURY

2016 POSTSEASON: Made his Mavericks playoff debut in Game 3 vs. OKC (4/21/16) and had 6 points (3-3 FGs) and 2 rebounds in 17 minutes…missed the first 2 games of the 2016 playoffs due to a right plantar fascia injury (4/16-4/18/16). 2015-16 SEASON: Averaged 7.8 points, 5.5 rebounds, 1.5 assists and 16.4 minutes in 55 games (5 starts) with BOS and DAL…in 25 games (1 start) with DAL, averaged 8.5 points, 7.0 rebounds and 1.2 assists in 17.3 minutes…4 double-doubles (all with DAL)…1 20-point game (with DAL)…3 games with 15+ points (all with DAL)…24 games with 10+ points (11 with DAL)…1 game with 15+ rebounds (with DAL)…4 games with 10+ rebounds (all with DAL)…12 games with 8+ rebounds (10 with DAL)…10 games with at least 8 points and 8 boards (9 with DAL)…scored 10+ points in 11 of his first 16 games with the Mavericks…recorded 21 DNP-CDs (all with BOS)...missed 2 games due to a right heel contusion (at SA 12/5/15-at NO 12/7/15)…missed 2 games due to a sore lower back (at DET 12/26/15-vs. NY 12/27/15)…left the game vs. SA (4/13/16) in the 1st half with a right plantar fascia injury and did not return. NOTES: Signed as a free agent by DAL (2/22/16)…2-time All-Star (2010, 2013)…All-NBA Third Team (2013)…member of the Warriors’ 2015 NBA championship team…averaged a double-double in 4 NBA seasons (2006-07, 2008-09, 2009-10, 2012-13)…averaged 20+ points in 2 NBA seasons (2009-10, 2011-12)…in 2009-10, averaged career highs of 20.2 points, 11.7 rebounds (tied career-high), 3.6 assists, 1.1 steals and 37.3 minutes in career-high-tying 81 games (career-high 81 starts) with NY. MISCELLANEOUS: Playoff Double-Doubles – 0 in 2016 postseason, 4 in career; Playoff Triple-Doubles – 0 in career.


PTS 6 vs. OKC 4/21/16 20 at LAC 4/19/14 FGM 3 vs. OKC 4/21/16 8 2 times FGA 3 vs. OKC 4/21/16 15 vs. LAC 4/24/14 3FGM 0 0 3FGA 0 0 FTM 0 5 at LAC 5/3/14 FTA 0 6 2 times OREB 0 8 vs. LAC 4/24/14 DREB 2 vs. OKC 4/21/16 12 at DEN 4/20/13 TREB 2 vs. OKC 4/21/16 14 at DEN 4/20/13 ASTS 0 4 2 times STLS 0 2 vs. LAC 4/27/14 BLKS 0 1 3 times MINS 17 vs. OKC 4/21/16 38 2 times

#23 WESLEY MATTHEWS Guard • 6-5 • 220 • 10/14/86 • Marquette/USA • 6 Years Pro PLAYOFFS GP GS PPG RPG APG SPG BPG MPG FG%

2015-16 3 3 11.7 4.3 1.3 1.7 0.0 32.9 .353

RECENT GAMES


4/25 at OKC

4/23 vs. OKC

4/21 vs. OKC L 32:50 6-13 3-7 7-10 2 3 5 2 4 2 1 0 22

4/18 at OKC W 36:24 3-11 0-7 0-0 0 6 6 1 1 2 0 0 6

4/16 at OKC L 29:21 3-10 1-6 0-0 0 2 2 1 4 1 0 0 7

2016 POSTSEASON: 1 game with 20+ points…1 game with 10+ points. 2015-16 SEASON: Averaged 12.5 points, 3.1 rebounds, 1.0 steal and 33.9 minutes in 78 games (78 starts)…made a team-high 189 3-pointers (189-525, .360), the 3rd-highest single-season total in Mavericks history…it was his 6th straight season with 125+ 3s (only NBA player to hit 125+ 3s in each of the past 6 seasons, 2010-16)…also logged a team-high 2,644 minutes…shot 86.3% (126-146 FTs) from the line…among NBA leaders, ranked 18th in FT% and 29th in minutes…1 game with 30+ points…4 games with 25+ points…10 games with 20+ points (7-3 record)…31 games with 15+ points…52 games with 10+ points…9 games with 5+ 3-pointers…18 games with 4+ 3-pointers…36 games with 3+ 3-pointers…50 games with 2+ 3-pointers…rested for 4 games: at LAC (10/29/15), at HOU (11/14/15), at NO (1/6/16), at OKC (1/13/16)…suffered a right lower extremity injury in the 4th quarter vs. GS (3/20/16) but stayed in the game. NOTES: Signed as a free agent by DAL (7/9/15)…hit 1,000th career 3FG at ATL (2/1/16)…made a career-high 10 3FGs for a career-high-tying 36 points at WAS (12/6/15), tying the Mavs franchise record for the most 3s in a game (George McCloud, 10-12 in OT, vs. PHO 12/16/95)…only NBA player with at least 125 3-pointers made in each of the past 6 seasons (2010-16)…stands as the Trail Blazers’ career leader in 3FGM (826)…of the 91 undrafted players that played in the NBA in 2014-15, his scoring average (15.9 ppg) was the highest. MISCELLANEOUS: Playoff Double-Doubles – 0 in career.


PTS 22 vs. OKC 4/21/16 27 at HOU 4/30/14 FGM 6 vs. OKC 4/21/16 9 at HOU 4/30/14 FGA 13 vs. OKC 4/21/16 18 at HOU 4/30/14 3FGM 3 vs. OKC 4/21/16 5 at HOU 4/30/14 3FGA 7 2 times 10 vs. SA 5/10/14 FTM 7 vs. OKC 4/21/16 13 vs. DEN 4/30/10 FTA 10 vs. OKC 4/21/16 15 vs. DEN 4/30/10 OREB 2 vs. OKC 4/21/16 2 5 times DREB 6 at OKC 4/18/16 6 4 times TREB 6 at OKC 4/18/16 8 vs. SA 5/12/14 ASTS 2 vs. OKC 4/21/16 4 2 times STLS 2 2 times 4 vs. HOU 4/27/14 BLKS 0 3 at HOU 4/30/14 MINS 36 at OKC 4/18/16 42 3 times


#11 JAVALE MCGEE Center • 7-0 • 270 • 1/19/88 • Nevada/USA • 7 Years Pro PLAYOFFS GP GS PPG RPG APG SPG BPG MPG FG%

2015-16 2 0 2.0 1.5 0.0 0.5 0.0 7.1 .500

RECENT GAMES


4/25 at OKC

4/23 vs. OKC

4/21 vs. OKC L 3:48 0-1 0-0 1-2 1 1 2 0 0 0 1 0 1

4/18 at OKC W DNP-COACH’S DECISION

4/16 at OKC L 10:29 1-1 0-0 1-4 1 0 1 0 3 1 2 0 3

2016 POSTSEASON: In Mavericks playoff debut, 3 points (1-1 FGs, 1-4 FTs), 1 rebound and 1 steal in 10 minutes in Game 1 at OKC (4/16/16)…recorded 1 DNP-CD. 2015-16 SEASON: Averaged 5.1 points, 3.9 rebounds, 0.8 blocks and 10.9 minutes in 34 games (2 starts) while shooting 57.5% (77-134 FGs) from the field…1 double-double (point/rebound)…5 games with 10+ points…10 games with 8+ points…2 games with 10+ rebounds…10 games with at least 5 points and 5 boards…5 games with 3+ blocks…threw down a team-high 49 dunks…recorded 22 DNP-CDs…missed the first 13 games of the season recovering from a left tibial stress fracture (at PHO 10/28/15-vs. UTA 11/20/15)…DND-Rest at POR (12/1/15)…spent 25 games on the inactive list (12 Inactive-CD). NOTES: Signed as a free agent by DAL (8/13/15)…recorded his 700th career block vs. CLE (1/12/16)…in 2010-11, finished 2nd in the NBA in total blocked shots (193) and bpg (2.4)…tallied a career-high 28 points and a career-high-tying 18 rebounds at GS (3/27/11)…recorded his 1st career triple-double with 11 points, 12 rebounds and a career-high 12 blocks at CHI (3/15/11)…over a 2-year span (2010-12), averaged 10.6 points, 7.9 rebounds and 2.3 blocks in 26.6 minutes…father, George Montgomery, was a second round draft pick of the Portland Trail Blazers in 1985 and mother, Pamela McGee, played in the WNBA for the Los Angeles Sparks and Sacramento Monarchs…full name is JaVale Lindy McGee. MISCELLANEOUS: Playoff Double-Doubles – 0 in 2016 postseason, 2 in career; Playoff Triple-Doubles – 0 in career.


PTS 3 at OKC 4/16/16 21 at LAL 5/8/12 FGM 1 at OKC 4/16/16 9 at LAL 5/8/12 FGA 1 2 times 12 2 times 3FGM 0 0 3FGA 0 0 FTM 1 2 times 4 2 times FTA 4 at OKC 4/16/16 6 3 times OREB 1 2 times 7 at GS 5/2/13 DREB 1 vs. OKC 4/21/16 9 2 times TREB 2 vs. OKC 4/21/16 15 vs. LAL 5/4/12 ASTS 0 2 vs. LAL 5/4/12 STLS 1 at OKC 4/16/16 2 3 times BLKS 0 6 at LAL 5/1/12 MINS 10 at OKC 4/16/16 33 at LAL 5/8/12

#50 SALAH MEJRI Center • 7-2 • 235 • 6/15/86 • Real Madrid/Tunisia • Rookie PLAYOFFS GP GS PPG RPG APG SPG BPG MPG FG%

2015-16 3 1 4.3 3.0 0.3 0.3 1.0 19.2 .625

RECENT GAMES


4/25 at OKC

4/23 vs. OKC

4/21 vs. OKC L 13:52 0-1 0-0 0-2 0 2 2 0 3 1 0 0 0

4/18 at OKC W 28:09 5-7 0-0 2-4 3 0 3 1 3 0 0 3 12

4/16 at OKC L 15:32 0-0 0-0 1-4 1 3 4 0 2 0 0 0 1

2016 POSTSEASON: 1 game with 10+ points…1 game with 3+ blocks. 2015-16 SEASON: Averaged 3.7 points, 3.6 rebounds, 1.1 blocks and 11.7 minutes in 34 games (6 starts) while shooting 62.8% (49-78 FGs) from the field…31 of his first 49 made field goals were dunks…in his 6 starts, averaged 6.3 points, 5.8 rebounds and 1.5 blocks in 19.8 minutes…appeared in 8 games (2 starts) for the Mavericks’ D-League affiliate Texas Legends, averaging 8.5 points, 7.8 rebounds and 2.9 blocks in 23.8 minutes…3 double-doubles (all point/rebound)…1 game with 15+ points…4 games with 10+ points…3 games with 10+ rebounds…5 games with 3+ blocks…9 games with 2+ blocks…recorded 19 DNP-CDs…spent 29 games on the inactive list (25 Inactive-CD and 4 for assignment to the D-League). NOTES: Signed as a free agent by DAL (7/30/15)…played in 34 games with Real Madrid (Spain) last season and averaged 4.3 points and 2.1 rebounds in 8.6 minutes en route to winning the Spanish League title…he increased those averages to 5.0 points, 2.6 rebounds and 10.3 minutes in 8 Euroleague games as Real Madrid also went on to capture the Euroleague Championship with a win over Greek-power Olympiacos in the final game…is a native of Jendouba, Tunisia…is the first player of Tunisian decent to sign with an NBA team…averaged 10.2 points, 7.0 rebounds and 2.5 blocks for Tunisia at Afrobasket 2015…was a member of the Tunisian National Team that competed in the 2012 Summer Olympics in London…the team secured its bid to the London Olympics by winning the 2011 FIBA African Championships where Mejri was named MVP…played in Tunisia (2006-10), Belgium (2010-12) and Spain (2012-15)…full name is Salah Al-Mejri…name is pronounced “sah-lah MEZ-re”. MISCELLANEOUS: Playoff Double-Doubles – 0 in career.


PTS 12 at OKC 4/18/16 12 at OKC 4/18/16 FGM 5 at OKC 4/18/16 5 at OKC 4/18/16 FGA 7 at OKC 4/18/16 7 at OKC 4/18/16 3FGM 0 0 3FGA 0 0 FTM 2 at OKC 4/18/16 2 at OKC 4/18/16 FTA 4 2 times 4 2 times OREB 3 at OKC 4/18/16 3 at OKC 4/18/16 DREB 3 at OKC 4/16/16 3 at OKC 4/16/16 TREB 4 at OKC 4/16/16 4 at OKC 4/16/16 ASTS 1 at OKC 4/18/16 1 at OKC 4/18/16 STLS 1 vs. OKC 4/21/16 1 vs. OKC 4/21/16 BLKS 3 at OKC 4/18/16 3 at OKC 4/18/16 MINS 28 at OKC 4/18/16 28 at OKC 4/18/16


#41 DIRK NOWITZKI Forward • 7-0 • 245 • 6/19/78 • Würzburg/Germany • 17 Years Pro PLAYOFFS GP GS PPG RPG APG SPG BPG MPG FG%

2015-16 3 3 17.0 4.7 2.0 0.3 0.7 31.8 .457

RECENT GAMES


4/25 at OKC

4/23 vs. OKC

4/21 vs. OKC L 32:33 7-12 0-1 2-3 1 5 6 5 2 1 0 2 16

4/18 at OKC W 37:30 7-19 1-3 2-2 1 3 4 1 2 0 2 0 17

4/16 at OKC L 25:19 7-15 0-0 4-4 0 4 4 0 2 0 2 0 18

2016 POSTSEASON: Averaging a team-high 17.0 points per game this postseason…has scored 16+ points and made exactly 7 field goals in each of the first 3 playoff games. 2015-16 SEASON: Averaged team-high 18.3 points, 6.5 rebounds and 31.5 minutes in 75 games (all starts)…shot 44.8% (498-1,112 FGs) from the field, 36.8% (126-342 3FGs) from 3-point range and 89.3% (250-280 FTs) from the FT line…among NBA leaders, ranked 27th in scoring and 5th in FT%...averaged at least 17 points per game for the 17th straight season (only Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, 18 seasons, has averaged at least 17 ppg for more consecutive seasons than Nowitzki)…became the 5th player in NBA history to average at least 18 points per game at age 37-or-later (joining Karl Malone, Michael Jordan, Dominique Wilkins and Abdul-Jabbar)…led DAL in scoring average for the 15th time in the last 16 years…hit 100+ 3-pointers for the 3rd straight season (8th time in his career)…recorded a team-high 52 blocks…had 10 double-doubles (all point/rebound) in 2015-16, after he recorded 6 in each of his previous 3 seasons…1 40-point game…6 games with 30+ points…12 games with 25+ points…29 games with 20+ points (17-12 record)…48 games with 15+ points (26-22 record)…10 games with 10+ rebounds…made a season-high 5 3-pointers on 3 occasions…8 games with 4+ 3-pointers…19 games with 3+ 3-pointers…led the team in scoring 24 times (including ties)…rested for 6 games: at HOU (11/14/15), at NO (1/6/16), at OKC (1/13/16), at GS (1/27/16), vs. PHO (1/31/16), at GS (3/25/16)…missed the game vs. MIN (1/20/16) due to right knee effusion. NOTES: Re-signed by DAL (7/15/14)…became the 7th player in NBA history with at least 7,000 career made FTs vs. SA (4/13/16)…became the 15th player in league history with at least 1,700 career 3-pointers at UTA (4/11/16)…dropped 40 points vs. POR (3/20/16), becoming the 4th player in NBA history to score 40+ points in a game at age 37 or older (joining Michael Jordan, Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, Karl Malone)…became the 6th player in NBA history to eclipse 29,000 career points vs. PHI (2/21/16)…also became 1 of 4 players in league history to score 29,000 points with 1 franchise, joining Karl Malone (Jazz), Kobe Bryant (Lakers) and Michael Jordan (Bulls)…passed Shaquille O’Neal (28,596) for 6th place on the NBA’s all-time scoring list at BKN (12/23/15)…recorded his 10,000th career made field goal at SAC (11/30/15), becoming the 13th player in NBA history to reach the milestone…pulled down his 10,000th career rebound vs. SA (3/24/15), becoming the 1st player in NBA history with at least 25,000 points, 10,000 rebounds, 1,000 blocks, 1,000 steals and 1,000 3-pointers…scored 23 points vs. GS (12/13/14), becoming 1 of 6 players in NBA history with at least 800 career 20-point games (joining Karl Malone, Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, Michael Jordan, Kobe Bryant and Shaquille O’Neal)…passed Hakeem Olajuwon (26,946) for 9th place on the NBA’s all-time scoring list vs. SAC (11/11/14), becoming the top foreign-born scorer of all-time…13-time All-Star (2001-12, 2013-15)…has scored at least 1,000 points in 16 of the past 17 seasons (1999-2012, 2013-16), finishing with 917 points in 2012-13 after being limited to 53 games following right knee surgery…became the 17th member of the 25,000-point club at NO (4/14/13)…12 straight All-NBA Team selections (2000-12)…First Team All-NBA (2004-05, 2005-06, 2006-07, 2008-09)…Second Team All-NBA (2001-02, 2002-03, 2007-08, 2009-10, 2010-11)…Third Team All-NBA (2000-01, 2003-04, 2011-12)…voted MVP of the 2006-07 NBA season after being the only player in the league to shoot 50% FG, 40% 3FG and 90% FT (1st European-born player to win MVP award)…2011 Finals MVP…is 1 of 12 players in NBA history to appear in at least 10 All-Star games and be named both MVP and Finals MVP…full name is Dirk Werner Nowitzki…last name is pronounced “Na-VIT-skee”. MISCELLANEOUS: Playoff Double-Doubles – 0 in 2016 postseason, 75 in career; Playoff Triple-Doubles – 0 in career.


PTS 18 at OKC 4/16/16 50 vs. PHO 6/1/06 FGM 7 3 times 16 vs. POR 4/19/03 FGA 19 at OKC 4/18/16 28 vs. SAC 5/11/02 3FGM 1 at OKC 4/18/16 5 3 times 3FGA 3 at OKC 4/18/16 10 2 times FTM 4 at OKC 4/16/16 24 vs. OKC 5/17/11 FTA 4 at OKC 4/16/16 24 2 times OREB 1 2 times 8 vs. PHO 5/24/06 DREB 5 vs. OKC 4/21/16 19 vs. SA 5/19/06 TREB 6 vs. OKC 4/21/16 21 vs. SA 5/19/06 ASTS 5 vs. OKC 4/21/16 9 vs. SAC 5/13/03 STLS 1 vs. OKC 4/21/16 6 at SA 5/14/01 BLKS 2 vs. OKC 4/21/16 5 2 times MINS 38 at OKC 4/18/16 58 at SAC 5/10/03

#27 ZAZA PACHULIA Center • 6-11 • 275 • 2/10/84 • Ülkerspor/Georgia • 12 Years Pro PLAYOFFS GP GS PPG RPG APG SPG BPG MPG FG%

2015-16 3 2 4.0 6.0 1.7 1.0 0.0 19.7 .154

RECENT GAMES


4/25 at OKC

4/23 vs. OKC

4/21 vs. OKC L 18:52 0-1 0-0 5-6 2 4 6 3 2 0 0 0 5

4/18 at OKC W 19:39 1-6 0-0 0-0 2 4 6 0 1 1 0 0 2

4/16 at OKC L 20:36 1-6 0-0 3-4 4 2 6 2 1 2 1 0 5

2016 POSTSEASON: Has grabbed exactly 6 boards in each of the first 3 playoff games. 2015-16 SEASON: Averaged 8.6 points, career-high 9.4 rebounds, 1.7 assists and 26.4 minutes in 76 games (69 starts)…shot 46.6% (219-470 FGs) from the field and 76.8% (212-276 FTs) from the line…among NBA leaders, ranked 14th in rebounding…career-high 26 double-doubles (all point/rebound, DAL went 14-12 in those games)…he posted 12 double-doubles in DAL’s first 19 games of the season (and 16 in DAL’s first 30 games)…he also recorded 3 1st-half double-doubles in 2015-16, after he had 2 in his career prior to the 2015-16 season…8 games with 15+ points (8-0 record)…15 games with 14+ points (11-4 record)…32 games with 10+ points (18-14 record)…1 game with 20+ rebounds…career-high 11 games with 15+ rebounds (7-4 record)…career-high 41 games with 10+ rebounds…recorded 1 DNP-CD…DND-Rest at NO (1/6/16)…missed 4 games due to a sore right Achilles (at OKC 1/13/16, at HOU 1/24/16-at GS 1/27/16). NOTES: Acquired from MIL for a future second round pick (7/9/15)…is a native of Tbilisi, Georgia…has played with the Georgian National Team…played parts of 4 seasons for Ulker (Turkey) from 1999-2003, helping the team win the Turkish National Championship in 2001…given name is Zaur Pachulia...legally changed his first name to Zaza. MISCELLANEOUS: Playoff Double-Doubles – 0 in 2016 postseason, 2 in career; Playoff Triple-Doubles – 0 in career.


PTS 5 2 times 16 at MIL 4/24/10 FGM 1 2 times 6 at MIL 4/24/10 FGA 6 2 times 10 vs. MIA 4/19/09 3FGM 0 0 3FGA 0 1 at BOS 5/4/08 FTM 5 vs. OKC 4/21/16 6 3 times FTA 6 vs. OKC 4/21/16 8 2 times OREB 4 at OKC 4/16/16 6 at MIA 4/27/09 DREB 4 2 times 12 at MIA 4/27/09 TREB 6 3 times 18 at MIA 4/27/09 ASTS 3 vs. OKC 4/21/16 3 4 times STLS 2 at OKC 4/16/16 6 vs. CHI 4/25/15 BLKS 0 2 3 times MINS 21 at OKC 4/16/16 35 at CLE 5/7/09


#25 CHANDLER PARSONS Forward • 6-10 • 230 • 10/25/88 • Florida/USA • 4 Years Pro PLAYOFFS GP GS PPG RPG APG SPG BPG MPG FG%

2015-16 - - - - - - - - -

RECENT GAMES


4/25 at OKC

4/23 vs. OKC

4/21 vs. OKC L DND-INACTIVE (RIGHT KNEE SURGERY)

4/18 at OKC W DND-INACTIVE (RIGHT KNEE SURGERY)

4/16 at OKC L DND-INACTIVE (RIGHT KNEE SURGERY)

2016 POSTSEASON: Out for the 2016 playoffs (right knee surgery)…has spent every playoff game on the inactive list. 2015-16 SEASON: Averaged 13.7 points, 4.7 rebounds, 2.8 assists and 29.5 minutes in 61 games (51 starts)…shot 49.2% (320-651 FGs) from the field and 41.4% (104-251 3FGs) from 3-point range…among NBA leaders, ranked 31st in FG% and 9th in 3FG%...over his final 30 games of the season, averaged 18.3 points, 5.8 rebounds and 3.1 assists in 34.3 minutes while shooting 52.0% (224-392 FGs) from the field, 47.5% (75-158 3FGs) from 3-point range and 76.7% (66-86 FTs) from the line (vs. CLE 1/12/16-vs. GS 3/18/16)…led the team in scoring 15 times…3 double-doubles (all point/rebound)…2 games with 30+ points…9 games with 25+ points…scored 20+ points 16 times, including 14 times after 1/5/16…25 games with 15+ points (16-9 record)…35 games with 10+ points (20-15 record)…3 games with 10+ rebounds…1 game with 10+ assists…10 games with 5+ assists…7 games with at least 10 points, 5 rebounds and 5 assists…rested for 6 games: vs. LAC (11/11/15), at HOU (11/14/15), at SA (11/25/15), at POR (12/1/15), at WAS (12/6/15), at OKC (1/13/16)…missed the first 2 games of the season recovering from arthroscopic right knee surgery that he underwent on 5/1/15 to address a cartilage injury (at PHO 10/28/15-at LAC 10/29/15)…suffered a right hip contusion vs. SAC (1/5/16) and did not play in either of the 2 OT periods…left the game vs. GS (3/18/16) in the 3rd quarter with a right knee injury and did not return…missed the final game 13 games of the season due to the injury (vs. POR 3/20/16-vs. SA 4/13/16)…underwent arthroscopic surgery to address an injury to his right medial meniscus on 3/25/16…spent 19 games on the inactive list (15 for injury and 4 for rest). NOTES: Signed as a free agent by DAL (7/15/14)…was 1 of 4 players to average at least 16.0 points, 5.0 rebounds, 4.0 assists and shoot 45.0% from the field in 2013-14 (Kevin Durant, LeBron James, Kevin Love)…scored a career-high 34 points vs. MEM (1/24/14), going 10-of-11 from 3-point range for 30 points in the 2nd half…NBA All-Rookie Second Team (2012)…named SEC Player of the Year his senior season at Florida (2010-11)…grandfather, Don Parsons, was drafted by NY in the sixth round of the 1950 NBA Draft. MISCELLANEOUS: Playoff Double-Doubles – 0 in 2016 postseason, 2 in career; Playoff Triple-Doubles – 0 in career.


PTS 27 vs. OKC 4/29/13 FGM 11 2 times FGA 23 at OKC 4/24/13 3FGM 6 vs. OKC 5/3/13 3FGA 11 vs. POR 4/20/14 FTM 5 vs. POR 4/23/14 FTA 5 vs. POR 4/23/14 OREB 3 2 times DREB 9 at POR 5/2/14 TREB 12 at POR 5/2/14 ASTS 8 vs. OKC 4/29/13 STLS 1 5 times BLKS 1 4 times MINS 47 vs. POR 4/20/14

#7 DWIGHT POWELL Forward-Center • 6-11 • 240 • 7/20/91 • Stanford/Canada • 1 Year Pro PLAYOFFS GP GS PPG RPG APG SPG BPG MPG FG%

2015-16 3 0 2.7 2.7 0.3 0.3 0.0 12.0 .250

RECENT GAMES


4/25 at OKC

4/23 vs. OKC

4/21 vs. OKC L 5:21 0-1 0-1 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0

4/18 at OKC W 10:27 0-3 0-0 0-2 1 1 2 0 2 0 1 0 0

4/16 at OKC L 20:11 3-8 0-0 2-3 3 3 6 1 1 0 0 0 8

2016 POSTSEASON: Playoff career highs of 8 points (3-8 FGs, 2-3 FTs), 6 rebounds, 1 assist and 20 minutes in Game 1 at OKC (4/16/16). 2015-16 SEASON: Averaged 5.8 points, 4.0 rebounds and 14.4 minutes in 69 games (2 starts)…shot 49.3% (146-296 FGs) from the field and 73.9% (105-142 FTs) from the line…3 double-doubles (all point/rebound)…3 games with 15+ points…recorded 18 double-figure scoring efforts, including 9 in DAL’s first 14 games of the year…28 games with 8+ points…3 games with 10+ rebounds…10 games with 8+ rebounds…recorded at least 8 points and 6 rebounds in each of DAL’s first 10 games of the season (at PHO 10/28/15-at HOU 11/14/15)…also had at least 6 points and 6 rebounds in each of DAL’s first 12 games of the year (at PHO 10/28/15-at BOS 11/18/15)…recorded 12 DNP-CDs…DND-Rest at WAS (12/6/15). NOTES: Acquired from BOS along with Rajon Rondo in exchange for Brandan Wright, Jae Crowder, Jameer Nelson, a 2015 first round pick and a 2016 second round pick (12/18/14)…was the 45th overall pick of the 2014 NBA Draft (was originally selected by CHA but had his draft rights traded to CLE on 7/12/14)…was traded from CLE to BOS (9/25/14)…as a senior at Stanford, was named All-Pac-12 First Team while averaging 14.0 points and 6.9 rebounds per game…full name is Dwight Harlan Powell. MISCELLANEOUS: Playoff Double-Doubles – 0 in career.


PTS 8 at OKC 4/16/16 8 at OKC 4/16/16 FGM 3 at OKC 4/16/16 3 at OKC 4/16/16 FGA 8 at OKC 4/16/16 8 at OKC 4/16/16 3FGM 0 0 3FGA 1 vs. OKC 4/21/16 1 vs. OKC 4/21/16 FTM 2 at OKC 4/16/16 2 at OKC 4/16/16 FTA 3 at OKC 4/16/16 3 at OKC 4/16/16 OREB 3 at OKC 4/16/16 3 at OKC 4/16/16 DREB 3 at OKC 4/16/16 3 at OKC 4/16/16 TREB 6 at OKC 4/16/16 6 at OKC 4/16/16 ASTS 1 at OKC 4/16/16 1 2 times STLS 1 vs. OKC 4/21/16 1 vs. OKC 4/21/16 BLKS 0 0 MINS 20 at OKC 4/16/16 20 at OKC 4/16/16

#3 CHARLIE VILLANUEVA Forward • 6-11 • 238 • 8/24/84 • Connecticut/USA • 10 Years Pro PLAYOFFS GP GS PPG RPG APG SPG BPG MPG FG%

2015-16 2 0 4.5 0.5 0.5 0.0 0.0 9.4 .300

RECENT GAMES


4/25 at OKC

4/23 vs. OKC

4/21 vs. OKC L 5:21 1-2 0-1 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 2

4/18 at OKC W DNP-COACH’S DECISION

4/16 at OKC L 13:24 2-8 1-2 2-2 0 1 1 1 2 0 0 0 7

2016 POSTSEASON: 7 points (2-8 FGs, 1-2 3FGs, 2-2 FTs), 1 rebound and 1 assist in 13 minutes in Game 1 at OKC (4/16/16)…recorded 1 DNP-CD. 2015-16 SEASON: Averaged 5.1 points, 2.5 rebounds and 10.7 minutes in 62 games (4 starts)…shot 91.7% (22-24 FTs) from the line…3 games with 15+ points…12 games with 10+ points…recorded 19 DNP-CDs…NWT (left foot sprain) at BOS (11/18/15). NOTES: Re-signed by DAL (8/6/15)…is appearing in the playoffs for the 2nd straight year with DAL, after he failed to make the postseason in each of his first 9 seasons with TOR, MIL and DET…NBA All-Rookie First Team (2006)…member of Connecticut’s 2004 Division I championship team…is a first-generation American Latino (his parents are from the Dominican Republic)…is fluent in Spanish…full name is Charlie Alexander Villanueva. MISCELLANEOUS: Playoff Double-Doubles – 0 in career.


PTS 7 at OKC 4/16/16 8 vs. HOU 4/26/15 FGM 2 at OKC 4/16/16 3 vs. HOU 4/26/15 FGA 8 at OKC 4/16/16 8 at OKC 4/16/16 3FGM 1 at OKC 4/16/16 2 3 times 3FGA 2 at OKC 4/16/16 5 2 times FTM 2 at OKC 4/16/16 2 at OKC 4/16/16 FTA 2 at OKC 4/16/16 2 at OKC 4/16/16 OREB 0 3 vs. HOU 4/26/15 DREB 1 at OKC 4/16/16 3 2 times TREB 1 at OKC 4/16/16 6 vs. HOU 4/26/15 ASTS 1 at OKC 4/16/16 1 4 times STLS 0 1 vs. HOU 4/24/15 BLKS 0 1 at HOU 4/28/15 MINS 13 at OKC 4/16/16 13 at OKC 4/16/16


#8 DERON WILLIAMS Guard • 6-3 • 200 • 6/26/84 • Illinois/USA • 10 Years Pro PLAYOFFS GP GS PPG RPG APG SPG BPG MPG FG%

2015-16 2 2 7.5 1.0 4.0 0.5 0.0 23.9 .333

RECENT GAMES


4/25 at OKC

4/23 vs. OKC

4/21 vs. OKC L DND-LEFT ABDOMINAL STRAIN/SPORTS HERNIA

4/18 at OKC W 26:09 5-9 3-5 0-0 0 1 1 5 2 1 4 0 13

4/16 at OKC L 21:41 1-9 0-2 0-0 0 1 1 3 4 0 2 0 2

2016 POSTSEASON: 1 game with 10+ points…1 game with 5+ assists…missed Game 3 vs. OKC (4/21/16) due to a left abdominal strain/sports hernia. 2015-16 SEASON: Averaged 14.1 points, 2.9 rebounds, team-high 5.8 assists and 32.4 minutes in 65 games (63 starts)…shot 34.4% (97-282 3FGs) from 3-point range and career-high 86.9% (179-206 FTs) from the line…among NBA leaders, ranked 19th in assists and 15th in FT%...4 double-doubles (all point/assist)…2 games with 30+ points (2-0 record)…5 games with 25+ points (4-1 record)…15 games with 20+ points (10-5 record)…27 games with 15+ points (16-11 record)…49 games with 10+ points (28-21 record)…4 games with 10+ assists…20 games with 7+ assists (11-9 record)…45 games with 5+ assists…6 games with 3+ steals (4-2 record)…7 games with at least 10 points, 5 rebounds and 5 assists (5-2 record)…rested for 2 games: at NO (1/6/16), at OKC (1/13/16)…suffered a left knee sprain in the 3rd quarter at PHO (10/28/15)…missed the game at LAC (10/29/15) due to the injury…NWT-Inactive (illness) vs. WAS (12/12/15)…suffered a left hamstring strain in the 3rd quarter at TOR (12/22/15)…missed 4 games due to the injury (at BKN 12/23/15-vs. GS 12/30/15)…left the game vs. NO (1/2/16) in the 3rd quarter with left hamstring tightness and did not return…suffered a right arm contusion at MIL (1/8/16) but did return…suffered a right hip contusion in the 1st half at ATL (2/1/16) and did not play in the 2nd half…missed the game vs. MIA (2/3/16) due to the injury…missed 8 games due to a left abdominal strain/sports hernia (at GS 3/25/16-vs. MEM 4/8/16). NOTES: Signed as a free agent by DAL (7/14/15)…posted 31 points and 16 assists vs. POR (3/20/16), becoming the first Maverick to record at least 30 points and 15 assists in a game since Jason Kidd in 1995-96 (33 points, 16 assists at PHO 1/12/96)…hit game-winning 3-pointer as time expired in 2OT vs. SAC (1/5/16), giving him his 1st career buzzer-beater…made a franchise record 39 consecutive FTs to begin the 2015-16 campaign, the most by an NBA player to begin a season since Jose Calderon hit his first 84 with TOR in 2008-09…3-time All-Star (2010-12)…2-time All-NBA Second Team (2008, 2010)…won gold medals as part of Team USA at the 2008 Summer Olympics in Beijing and the 2012 Summer Olympics in London…in 2007-08, became only the 3rd player in NBA history to record 1500+ points and 800+ assists while shooting .500+ from the field in a single season (Magic Johnson, 1986-87 and 1988-89; Kevin Johnson, 1988-89)…NBA All-Rookie First Team (2006)…attended The Colony High School (The Colony, Texas)…full name is Deron Michael Williams. MISCELLANEOUS: Playoff Double-Doubles – 0 in 2016 postseason, 22 in career; Playoff Triple-Doubles – 0 in career.


PTS 13 at OKC 4/18/16 35 2 times FGM 5 at OKC 4/18/16 13 2 times FGA 9 2 times 25 2 times 3FGM 3 at OKC 4/18/16 7 vs. ATL 4/27/15 3FGA 5 at OKC 4/18/16 11 3 times FTM 0 16 at DEN 4/19/10 FTA 0 18 at DEN 4/19/10 OREB 0 5 at LAL 5/4/08

DREB 1 2 times 9 2 times TREB 1 2 times 10 at ATL 4/22/15 ASTS 5 at OKC 4/18/16 17 at LAL 4/19/09 STLS 1 at OKC 4/18/16 5 vs. SA 5/26/07 BLKS 0 2 4 times MINS 26 at OKC 4/18/16 58 at CHI 4/27/13

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