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Dirk Nowitzki
When Dirk was growing up in Germany watching the Chicago Bulls on television, he fell in love with the style of game played by Scottie Pippen. Amazingly, Nowitzki now can do many of those same things on the court - but at 7-feet tall. “Dirk is such a freak," Grizzlies assistant coach Lionel Hollins says of the four-time NBA All-Star. "This guy is 7-foot and plays like a guard."
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* Factoid: Lucious Harris played Guard for the mighty Mavericks.
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The second-tallest player currently roaming NBA courts (behind 7-foot-5 Tacko Fall), the 7-foot-4 Marjanovic can practically throw down without leaving his feet. Stretching high and far against Washington on April 3, 2021, the center scooped up 15 points, 12 rebounds and one block to help Dallas snatch a 109-87 road win.



If John Stockton could do it, Kidd must reason, then why can't he? Kidd is still going strong and is contemplating playing into his 40s and emulating Stockton, who retired at 41. The Dallas offensive maestro began the 2010-11 season second in NBA career assists, 4,883 behind Stockton.



There have been no regrets from the Mavericks after a draft day swap with Cleveland brought to Dallas the 2011-12 Big East Player of the Year. Crowder became a crowd pleaser right off the bat, recording eight points in his first career start as the Mavericks edged the Raptors, 109-104, on Nov. 7.



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Derek Harper
Dereck Lively, II
Dirk Nowitzki

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Jason Kidd, Guard - Mavericks.
Lucious Harris, Guard - Mavericks.

Back to the Front! Mavericks card back du jour...

Brian Howard
Signed to two 10-day contracts by the Mavericks during the 1991-92 campaign, Howard's strong play in the stretch drive earned himself a roster spot for 1992-93. Over the season's last eight games, Howard averaged 9.4 PPG on .646 shooting in 19.4 minutes per contest. A former All-Rookie CBA choice and a player in the league's 1991 All-Star Game, Howard averaged 20.8 PPG for the Omaha Racers in 1990-91.
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