Dallas Mavericks Congratulations to the Dallas Mavericks, 105-95 winners of Game 6 of the NBA Finals and the 2011 NBA Champions. Dallas overcame early foul trouble in this game, ridicule throughout the series, and most of the things that other teams succumb to in order to leave no doubt about their title. I suppose this also shows that if something is good, sticking with it can pay off.Congratulations to the Dallas Mavericks, 105-95 winners of Game 6 of the NBA Finals and the 2011 NBA Champions. Dallas overcame early foul trouble in this game, ridicule throughout the series, and most of the things that other teams succumb to in order to leave no doubt about their title. I suppose this also shows that if something is good, sticking with it can pay off.
The momentum looked entirely in the Heat's favor, until Jason Terry checked back in for the Mavericks. With just over two minutes remaining, he hit a huge three, and then drove to the hoop for a nice lay in. He led all scorers with 17 points. The scored stayed in the same place for almost the remainder of the quarter, that is until committed a foul on the other end, sending Chalmers to the line with 21 seconds left in the half. The quarter ended with a missed three from Dirk, and they went into the locker room up two. On the first play of the second half, Dirk hit a jump shot, and Mavericks fans had a collective sigh of relief. He hit another jumpshot after forcing a turnover on the other end, and the lead extended to five. Then little Barea returned to form, hitting a ridiculous shot, getting all kinds of surprised sounds out of the crowd. On the other end, he ended up on James, a mismatch made in hell, but forced James into an offensive foul. With five minutes left in the third, Nowitzki FINALLY hit a three pointer, giving the Mavericks a six-point edge.
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