Suns vs Mavericks

Marjanovic was trying to dribble out the clock when Aaron Holiday stole the ball and hit a 3.

The TV broadcast had already cut to the Mavericks bench, so it didn't even catch the moment, but Marjanovic was steamed. As Holiday was speaking to Davis Bertans and Spencer Dinwiddie -- his former teammates with the Washington Wizards -- Marjanovic came charging in. In fact, there was a bit of a fracas after the final buzzer, and Boban Marjanovic had to be held back by his teammates.

The Dallas Mavericks have just completed the biggest NBA win as an away team in Game 7 History in the last 70+ years, by defeating the Suns by 33 points! Luka ...

I can’t believe how great the— Stephen A Smith (@stephenasmith) @dallasmavslook — and how pathetically awful the @Sunslook. @CP3& @DevinBooker31have been no-shows. Perhaps the loudest (and only) national media member getting in front of a camera to pick Dallas was ESPN’s Nick Wright, and he was taking plenty of victory laps after the game. Or go to your favorite podcast app and search Mavs Moneyball Podcast. Some on the TNT crew had seen the light and picked Dallas to take Game 7. Police officers with AK’a separating the rows in the arena back in Europe. Road game with pressure isn’t really pressure to him. — Goran Dragić (@Goran_Dragic)— Goran Dragić (@Goran_Dragic) @luka7doncicLadies And Gentlemen May 16, 2022 Luka got his share of love from the League, but there was plenty of head nods to go around. Wow. He been playing in games on the road with fires and flares going off in the stands. Here’s a sampling of some of our staff’s favorites from the entertaining night. Luka has elicited some fun reactions from his coworkers in the past with some of his stupendous performances. So, unsurprisingly, the unmassed hoards of Twitter — MFFLs and NBA riff raff alike — had a night with it. The Dallas Mavericks completed a historic Game 7 beatdown of the Phoenix, handing them a 123-90 shellacking that wasn’t even as close as that score would indicate.

A Fox Sports TV personality took a lot of flak for his prediction in the Suns vs. Mavericks series. He ended up being right.

Fox Sports TV personality Nick Wright took a lot of flak for his prediction in the Phoenix Suns vs. But Wright's prediction for the series was right. The Mavs are going to win in seven.

The Dallas Mavericks had one of the best Game 7 performances in NBA history last night, as they absolutely crushed the Phoenix Suns to advance to the ...

I was WRONG AS HELL. Point Blank. Congrats to the Dallas Mavericks & Mark Cuban.” NBA analyst Stephen A. Smith took to Twitter after the Mavericks beat the Suns in Game 7. With their highly experienced core of Stephen Curry, Klay Thompson, and Draymond Green, along with great young players like Andrew Wiggins and Jordan Poole, the Warriors will be considered the favorites. Dallas will now play against the Golden State Warriors. Stephen A. Smith: “Big props and apologies to Spencer Dinwiddie, Maxi Kleber, Reggie Bullock, and the Dallas Mavericks supporting cast. The Mavs were excellent from tip-off to the final buzzer, never letting up, and unleashing an offensive onslaught on the defending Western Conference champions.

Luka Doncic had a special Game 6 and 7 to eliminate the Suns.

Now? Luka Doncic is the one who laughed last. It was funny at the time. The complete takedown of the Phoenix Suns has begun with the No. 1 seed in the West getting completely blown out in Game 7 of the Western Semifinals at the hands of the Dallas Mavericks ( complete with memes!).

Phoenix Suns star Chris Paul made at least one thing clear following the team's blowout loss in Game 7 of their Western Conference semifinals series against ...

With the loss on Sunday, Paul made some dubious history. He was reportedly hampered by an injury during the series. "They said that last year.

Lil Wayne, A-Rod, Travis Kelce, Larry Fitzgerald were among the celebrities attending Game 7 of the Dallas Mavericks-Phoenix Suns game on TNT Sunday.

And Travis Kelce, the great tight end for the Kansas City Chiefs, was there, too. Announcers Kevin Harlan and Reggie Miller spent part of the third quarter talking about what a big sports fan he is, because that was more interesting than the game. But he couldn't have been happy Sunday, as Memphis Grizzlies star Ja Morant tweeted: "wayne at the game too luka took dat personal."

It was more heartbreak for the Phoenix Suns and veteran Chris Paul, who insists he will be back playing in the NBA next season.

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Dallas was a big underdog ahead of its Game 7 blowout of the Suns. Can the Mavericks pull another series upset?

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While Phoenix is in mourning, Timberwolves guard Patrick Beverley is reveling in the Suns' playoff demise on the national level.

… I'm going to Steak 44 … have me a nice little wine … Steph Curry? I'm going to bed at 8 o'clock. … Mom, don't call me. “I’m going to Steak 44 … have me a nice little wine. “Boys are scared of Luka, ain’t nobody afraid of anybody there in Phoenix. Everybody in the league knows that. “CP3, is he going to be a Hall of Famer? No question about it,” Beverley added. It was another playoff game to forget for Paul, who finished with 10 points, four assists, a rebound and a steal over 31 minutes in the defeat. … That’s no fault against Monty, he’s a great coach, Coach of the Year, but (Tyronn Lue)? If T-Lue’s there, he’s making that decision.

In the most important game of the season with a trip to the Western Conference Finals on the line, the Suns never showed up on Sunday.

Chris Paul and Devin Booker posted a combined plus-minus of -80 when on the court, a recipe for disaster. the Warriors on April 15, 2019). Being tied at half isn’t a terrible sign, right?