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EPISODE · Dec 1, 2022 · 35 MIN

Mavs Beat Warriors to End Losing Streak, Sign Kemba Walker

from Mavs Film Room · host Jay Appaji

In this episode, Jay (@jappaji4) and Rohan discuss the Mavs' momentous 116-113 home win against the Golden State Warriors to end their four game losing streak, the franchise's longest skid since Luka Dončić's rookie season in 2018-19, and the longest since Jason Kidd took over as head coach in 2021. They discuss the historic 40-point triple double from Luka in this game, the strong performance from Josh Green, both as a shooter and ballandler, as well as the bouce-back 22-point (5 3PM) performance from Tim Hardaway Jr., who started the game in place of Reggie Bullock. They try to takeaway positives from this game and identify what the Mavs can build on to hopefully get back to their winning ways. They conclude with a short chat about the Mavs' recent signing of Kemba Walker, and while it reeks of desperation, it represents an upgrade over Facundo Campazzo. Hopefully Kemba is able to stay healthy and be productive for the Mavs, who sorely lack bucket-getters outside of Luka and Spencer Dinwiddie.  This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit mavsfilmroom.substack.com

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