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Grizzlies vs. Mavericks NBA Play-In Tournament: How to watch online, live stream info, game time, TV channel
Grizzlies vs. Mavericks NBA Play-In Tournament: How to watch online, live stream info, game time, TV channel

USA Today

time18-04-2025

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  • USA Today

Grizzlies vs. Mavericks NBA Play-In Tournament: How to watch online, live stream info, game time, TV channel

Grizzlies vs. Mavericks NBA Play-In Tournament: How to watch online, live stream info, game time, TV channel Spencer Dinwiddie's Dallas Mavericks (39-43) and the Memphis Grizzlies (48-34) square off at FedExForum on Friday, April 18, beginning at 9:30 p.m. ET. The Grizzlies fell in their last matchup 121-116 against the Warriors on Tuesday. The Mavericks are coming off of a 120-106 win against the Kings in their most recent outing on Wednesday. Desmond Bane put up 30 points, six rebounds and four assists for the Grizzlies. Anthony Davis' team-high 27 points paced the Mavericks in the victory. NBA odds courtesy of BetMGM Sportsbook. Odds updated Friday at 9:59 a.m. ET. For a full list of sports betting odds, access USA TODAY Sports Betting Scores Odds Hub. Watch the NBA on Fubo! Grizzlies vs. Mavericks game info Game day: Friday, April 18, 2025 Friday, April 18, 2025 Game time: 9:30 p.m. ET 9:30 p.m. ET Location: Memphis, Tennessee Memphis, Tennessee Arena: FedExForum FedExForum TV channel: ESPN ESPN Live stream: Watch LIVE with Fubo! Watch LIVE with Fubo! NBA League Pass: The most live games plus NBA TV. Sign up today Watch the NBA on NBA League Pass! Grizzlies vs. Mavericks betting info

Naji Marshall's 22 leads Mavericks to 120-101 rout of Nets in Anthony Davis' return
Naji Marshall's 22 leads Mavericks to 120-101 rout of Nets in Anthony Davis' return

Washington Post

time25-03-2025

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  • Washington Post

Naji Marshall's 22 leads Mavericks to 120-101 rout of Nets in Anthony Davis' return

NEW YORK — Naji Marshall scored 22 points off the bench to lead the Dallas Mavericks to a 120-101 rout of the Brooklyn Nets on Monday night. P.J. Washington and Spencer Dinwiddie finished with 16 each, Brandon Williams scored 15 and Kai Jones added 13. Anthony Davis, in his first game back after missing six weeks with a groin injury, had 12 points in 27 minutes. Brooklyn dropped to 23-49 with its fourth straight loss. Nic Claxton led the Nets with 19 points. Mavericks: For a team that is in a neck-and-neck race with Phoenix for the final Western Conference play-in spot, Dallas believes that the reinsertion of Davis — among others — can provide a boost. 'We understand what's at stake here,' coach Jason Kidd said before the game. 'We got to figure out how to win.' Nets: With three weeks remaining, coach Jordi Fernandez wants his team to use the final 11 games of the season to work on in-game execution. 'We have to control (in order) to (have) one more possession,' Fernandez said before the game. 'I think winning teams take care of those possessions.' Dallas guard Spencer Dinwiddie knocked down a left corner 3, and then assisted on buckets by Marshall and Jones in a 26-second span midway through the third quarter that allowed the Mavericks to extend their lead to 75-56. Brooklyn entered the game ninth in the NBA in 3-pointers attempted per game (39.1) and 27th in percentage of 3-pointers made per game (34.5%). Against the Mavericks, the Nets made 11 of their 33 attempts from beyond the arc. The Mavericks play the Knicks on Tuesday night. Brooklyn hosts Toronto on Wednesday. ___ AP NBA:

Mavs end 4-game losing streak with 123-117 victory over Pistons
Mavs end 4-game losing streak with 123-117 victory over Pistons

CBS News

time22-03-2025

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  • CBS News

Mavs end 4-game losing streak with 123-117 victory over Pistons

Spencer Dinwiddie scored a season-high 31 points while P.J. Washington Jr. added 27, with a season-high five 3-pointers, as the Dallas Mavericks beat the Detroit Pistons 123-117 on Friday night. Eleven of Dinwiddie's points came at the free-throw line, where Dallas hit 27 of 36 to Detroit's 14 of 19. Klay Thompson scored 20 and Naji Marshall had 19 points and 11 rebounds for the Mavericks, who snapped a four-game losing streak and won for only the second time in 11 games as they battle to earn a play-in berth after playing in last year's NBA Finals. Cade Cunningham scored a game-high 35 points on 15 for 30 shooting for the Pistons, sixth in the East and one game behind Milwaukee. Pistons: Starting guard Tim Hardaway Jr., who played five-plus seasons for Dallas before being traded to Detroit last summer, was honored with a video presentation in the first period but left midway through the second quarter with a right ankle sprain with no points in eight minutes. Mavericks: They used all nine eligible players and set a franchise record using their 39th starting lineup. Forward Kessler Edwards, with one NBA game's eligibility remaining on a two-way contract, was held out. Anthony Davis (left adductor strain), Dereck Lively II (right ankle stress fracture) and Daniel Gafford (right knee sprain) practiced Friday with the G League's Texas Legends. Dallas coach Jason Kidd provided no timetable for their return to the Mavericks' active roster with 11 games left. The Mavericks led 118-115 with 23.8 seconds left when they broke a full-court press with Brandon Williams, also a two-way player, driving to the basket to score with a foul for a three-point play. The Pistons, second in the NBA averaging 19.4 fast-break points, were held to six. The Pistons will host New Orleans on Sunday. The Mavericks will visit Brooklyn on Monday. ___ AP NBA:

Mavs end 4-game losing streak with123-117 victory over Pistons
Mavs end 4-game losing streak with123-117 victory over Pistons

CBS News

time22-03-2025

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  • CBS News

Mavs end 4-game losing streak with123-117 victory over Pistons

Spencer Dinwiddie scored a season-high 31 points while P.J. Washington Jr. added 27, with a season-high five 3-pointers, as the Dallas Mavericks beat the Detroit Pistons 123-117 on Friday night. Eleven of Dinwiddie's points came at the free-throw line, where Dallas hit 27 of 36 to Detroit's 14 of 19. Klay Thompson scored 20 and Naji Marshall had 19 points and 11 rebounds for the Mavericks, who snapped a four-game losing streak and won for only the second time in 11 games as they battle to earn a play-in berth after playing in last year's NBA Finals. Cade Cunningham scored a game-high 35 points on 15 for 30 shooting for the Pistons, sixth in the East and one game behind Milwaukee. Pistons: Starting guard Tim Hardaway Jr., who played five-plus seasons for Dallas before being traded to Detroit last summer, was honored with a video presentation in the first period but left midway through the second quarter with a right ankle sprain with no points in eight minutes. Mavericks: They used all nine eligible players and set a franchise record using their 39th starting lineup. Forward Kessler Edwards, with one NBA game's eligibility remaining on a two-way contract, was held out. Anthony Davis (left adductor strain), Dereck Lively II (right ankle stress fracture) and Daniel Gafford (right knee sprain) practiced Friday with the G League's Texas Legends. Dallas coach Jason Kidd provided no timetable for their return to the Mavericks' active roster with 11 games left. The Mavericks led 118-115 with 23.8 seconds left when they broke a full-court press with Brandon Williams, also a two-way player, driving to the basket to score with a foul for a three-point play. The Pistons, second in the NBA averaging 19.4 fast-break points, were held to six. The Pistons will host New Orleans on Sunday. The Mavericks will visit Brooklyn on Monday. ___ AP NBA:

Dinwiddie and Washington lead Mavericks past Pistons 123-117, ending 4-game losing streak
Dinwiddie and Washington lead Mavericks past Pistons 123-117, ending 4-game losing streak

Yahoo

time22-03-2025

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  • Yahoo

Dinwiddie and Washington lead Mavericks past Pistons 123-117, ending 4-game losing streak

DALLAS (AP) — Spencer Dinwiddie scored a season-high 31 points while P.J. Washington Jr. added 27, with a season-high five 3-pointers, as the Dallas Mavericks beat the Detroit Pistons 123-117 on Friday night. Eleven of Dinwiddie's points came at the free-throw line, where Dallas hit 27 of 36 to Detroit's 14 of 19. Klay Thompson scored 20 and Naji Marshall had 19 points and 11 rebounds for the Mavericks, who snapped a four-game losing streak and won for only the second time in 11 games as they battle to earn a play-in berth after playing in last year's NBA Finals. Cade Cunningham scored a game-high 35 points on 15 for 30 shooting for the Pistons, sixth in the East and one game behind Milwaukee. Takeaways Pistons: Starting guard Tim Hardaway Jr., who played five-plus seasons for Dallas before being traded to Detroit last summer, was honored with a video presentation in the first period but left midway through the second quarter with a right ankle sprain with no points in eight minutes. Mavericks: They used all nine eligible players and set a franchise record using their 39th starting lineup. Forward Kessler Edwards, with one NBA game's eligibility remaining on a two-way contract, was held out. Anthony Davis (left adductor strain), Dereck Lively II (right ankle stress fracture) and Daniel Gafford (right knee sprain) practiced Friday with the G League's Texas Legends. Dallas coach Jason Kidd provided no timetable for their return to the Mavericks' active roster with 11 games left. Key moment The Mavericks led 118-115 with 23.8 seconds left when they broke a full-court press with Brandon Williams, also a two-way player, driving to the basket to score with a foul for a three-point play. Key stat The Pistons, second in the NBA averaging 19.4 fast-break points, were held to six. Up next The Pistons will host New Orleans on Sunday. The Mavericks will visit Brooklyn on Monday. ___ AP NBA:

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