Locked On Mavericks 2011 Finals Flashback: Series Preview

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It’s August and what better way to kill time until basketball season starts up again than to look back at the best moments in Dallas Mavericks history, the 2011 NBA Finals. The Mavs squared off against the villainous Miami Heat with not 1, not 2, not 3... actually, just three Top 10 NBA Players in Lebron James, Dwyane Wade, and Chris Bosh.

The Mavericks seemed like complete underdogs, but were they?

In this episode of the 2011 Finals Flashback, Nick and Issac preview the series and how these two teams matched up. The Heat had star power to spare but Mavericks were a seasoned veteran team that had most of their bases covered.

Over the next week the guys will recap every game in detail as they remember the Mavericks title run. Then they talk with guest about their experience covering, calling, or playing in the series.

Submit a 5-Star review on the Locked On Mavericks iTunes page with a comment about your favorite moment of the 2011 Finals and the guys will read every single one on the show. Subscribe to the podcast to never miss an episode.

Nick Angstadt (Mavs Moneyball) and Isaac Harris (Smoking Cuban) bring you the Locked On Mavericks Podcast, part of the Locked On Podcast Network.

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(We just can’t let the Warriors win more things…)