The Dallas Mavericks, fresh off snapping a 10-game losing streak, face a tough challenge against the healthy Brooklyn Nets without key players like Cooper Flagg.

INDIANAPOLIS — It’s not every day an NBA team finds itself traveling on the day of a game, let alone two, but that is the case for the Dallas Mavericks and Brooklyn Nets. Both teams were able to fly to New York City on Tuesday morning,

The Mavericks three losses in the last two weeks were by a combined 40 points. In those games, they were dead even with their opponents in the second through the fourth quarter. This leaves a 40-point discrepancy in those first quarters, which our very own Kirk Henderson described as a “masterclass in tanking”:

The Nets’ charter finally left Atlanta on Tuesday morning after a storm that did more than delay travel. Heavy snow stranded both teams in different cities and briefly put Tuesday night’s game

Mavericks give Khris Middleton control of buyout decision before deadline after 25-point performance in win over Pacers.

The Dallas Mavericks pay a visit to the Brooklyn Nets Tuesday. Tip-off from Barclays Center in Brooklyn, New York, is set for 7:30 p.m. ET.

INDIANAPOLIS — A trio of fans waited in the frigid 20-degree weather outside of the historic St. Elmo Steak House on Sunday night with notebooks in hand, hoping to secure autographs from the Dallas Mavericks.

The Dallas Mavericks (19-36) visit the Indiana Pacers (15-42) for a very strangely timed Sunday afternoon game. Dallas is in the midst of a double-digit losing streak, having not won a game in over a month. The Pacers just out tanked the Washington Wizards twice in a row. This is going to be a monumentally bad game!