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Posted: Nov 5th 2009 7:30 PM ET by Chris Tomasson (RSS feed)
Filed Under: Mavericks, WNBA, D-League, FanHouse Exclusive, NBA Coaches

The D-League today. The NBA tomorrow.
Why not?
If there ever will be a female NBA head coach in my lifetime, I'm thinking Nancy Lieberman has got a shot. Lieberman took the first step toward that Thursday when she was named head coach of the Dallas Mavericks' D-League team in Frisco, Texas, that will begin play next year.
"If I am successful, I'm sure that I will be looked at (by the NBA),'' Lieberman, while on her way to her press conference to be introduced, told FanHouse by phone. "If I'm not successful, I won't be.''
Posted: Nov 5th 2009 12:01 PM ET by Brett Pollakoff (RSS feed)
Filed Under: Grizzlies, Heat, Hornets, Lakers, Mavericks, Nuggets, Rockets, Suns, NBA Last Night
Every night there are some stupendous, silly, stupid, or downright outlandish individual lines from around the lig. Doing Lines lets you know which one tops the list.
The last time we got together, three different players scored 40 points or more on the same night. Well, maybe it's not as rare of an occurrence as we thought, since we were just a single point away from it happening again on Wednesday.
Chris Paul missed by one with 39, but
Kobe Bryant and
Dwyane Wade each delivered, with 41 and 40 respectively.
Posted: Nov 5th 2009 11:35 AM ET by Brett Pollakoff (RSS feed)
Filed Under: Hornets, Mavericks, NBA Last Night

Chris Paul was dazzling on Wednesday against Dallas, in what really was a must-win for the
Hornets if they were going to have any sort of confidence in their ability to play with the top teams as the season goes on. Paul dragged his team to a win with 39 points, on 14-for-23 shooting, including three of four from three-point land.
But as great as Paul was and as below average as Dallas was (
Dirk Nowitzki was held to just 12 points on 4-of-15 shooting), if we're going to be honest, his Hornets were fairly fortunate to be able to pull this one out.
Posted: Nov 4th 2009 11:35 AM ET by Brett Pollakoff (RSS feed)
Filed Under: Celtics, Heat, Lakers, Magic, Mavericks, Pistons, Rockets, Suns, Trail Blazers, NBA Last Night, Thunder

Welcome to the NBA FanHouse podcast, where our writers get together a few times a week to talk about everything going on in the world of hoops. Want to participate? Leave a comment, or follow us on Twitter @NBAFanHouse. Posted: Nov 4th 2009 9:30 AM ET by Rob Peterson (RSS feed)
Filed Under: Jazz, Kings, Lakers, Mavericks, Nuggets, Spurs, NBA Videos

Looking back at the first week of the 2009-10
NBA season, someone missed a golden opportunity for a Halloween costume.
Wouldn't it have been great if two
Lakers fans had gone as
Shannon Brown and
Josh Powell with the fan who was Brown holding onto a rim (a Nerf rim would have been fine) and sitting on Powell's shoulders?
"Whatever do you mean, Professor Stinkface?"
You know what I mean. Video after the jump.
Posted: Nov 3rd 2009 10:00 AM ET by Brett Pollakoff (RSS feed)
Filed Under: Cavaliers, Celtics, Heat, Lakers, Magic, Mavericks, Spurs, Suns, NBA Power Rankings

We're just a week into the season, so don't get mad if your team isn't where you might have expected. It's just that if we go by what we've actually seen, as opposed to what's been predicted, then this is for the most part where teams should fall based on their early performances. But if you're offended by the spot your favorite team holds, fear not: they likely have 79 regular season games remaining to right the ship.
Posted: Nov 2nd 2009 5:00 PM ET by Matt Watson (RSS feed)
Filed Under: Mavericks, NBA Police Blotter

Popeye Jones, a veteran of 11
NBA seasons who's now entering his fourth season as a player development coach with the
Dallas Mavericks, was arrested Sunday evening and accused of drunken driving. According to the
Dallas Morning News, the Richardson (Texas) Police Department received calls from other motorists complaining that someone driving a gray GMC Yukon was driving erratically.
When he was pulled over, Jones refused a breathalyzer exam -- and briefly resisted arrest. At some point during the whole incident, Jones' face hit the pavement, resulting in minor cuts and one bloodied mugshot. If he merely "lost his balance," as the
Morning News reports, it won't bode well for any defense claiming that he wasn't intoxicated.
Posted: Oct 20th 2009 12:00 PM ET by Tom Ziller (RSS feed)
Filed Under: Mavericks, NBA Preseason
FanHouse previews a player to watch from each NBA team in advance of the 2009-10 season.
Over the past two seasons,
Jason Terry has taken on a new role with the
Dallas Mavericks, coming off the bench for the first time since his first two
NBA seasons in Atlanta. But despite the drastic difference between starting and performing as a sixth man, Terry has continued to perform at a high level, doing the same thing he's done his entire
Mavericks tenure: shoot the lights out, and put up points.