Jim Jackson has enjoyed a long and successful NBA career, one that has not yet ended, at least not off the court.
Mavs From the Past: Jim Jackson
Mavs From the Past: Sean Rooks
Sean Rooks had a long-lasting basketball career, in which he assisted teammates and future players in any way possible.
Mavs From the Past: Fat Lever
Lever had a memorable career that injuries put an end to. The Mavericks didn’t get to witness his full potential due to the injuries he sustained while on the team. Despite the injuries that he experienced later in his career, he was rewarded for his hard work in college and the NBA with a handful of honors.
Mavs From the Past: Doug Smith
Smith had his ups and downs while part of the Mavericks. Even though he wasn’t able to repeat the success he had in his college years he was still honored for what he was able to achieve during his collegiate and professional career.
Mavs From the Past: Kurt Nimphius
Kurt Nimphius signed with the Dallas Mavericks on September 2, 1981. He was drafted by the Denver Nuggets a year before but he never played with them, only taking part in their […]
Mavs From the Past: Roy Tarpley
Roy Tarpley was selected by the Dallas Mavericks 7th overall in the 1986 NBA Draft. His NBA career started off good, averaging 7.5 points per game (PPG), 7.1 rebounds per game (RPG), […]
Mavs From the Past: Derek Harper
Derek Harper was selected by the Dallas Mavericks 11th overall in the 1983 NBA Draft. He played in every game in his first two seasons but only started in one game in […]
Mavs From the Past: Brad Davis
On December 2, 1980, two months into the season Brad Davis was signed by the Dallas Mavericks. By his second season with the team he became the starting point guard.