09-29-2023, 12:05 PM
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Maxi's Interview highlights:
“We want to make up for what happened last year.” - Maxi Kleber
“They have a bright future ahead.” - Maxi Kleber on the rookies
He also complimented their ability to listen and learn.
Seth's interview highlights:
“I can still make shots and Luka can still pass.” Seth Curry on his pre-existing chemistry with Luka
“It’s great, we’ve been on a team together twice but we haven’t played together much. We’ve been on the floor, it’s been a smooth fit. He’s another unselfish guy, I feel very comfortable sharing the floor with Kyrie.” - Seth Curry on reuniting with Kyrie Irving
“You can’t take it personal. The biggest thing for me is trying to leave a mark where I left. Just being a professional, doing things the right way, leaving on the right terms, it says a lot.” - Seth Curry on dealing with constant team movement through his career
Seth Curry says he kept his home in Dallas after he was traded away last time, so the transition will be easier on everyone
When asked on his comments following his last departure from Dallas, Seth Curry said: “Mark had admitted a mistake to me personally, a little before that. But it’s never personal, you kinda use that as motivation to play your best performance. Mark knows he made a mistake still.”
Josh Green interview highlights:
Regarding contract extension talks, Josh Green stated he’s leaving that to his agents while he focuses on team activities
“I think we’re gonna have a great defensive scheme. For us, just making sure I’m paying attention to every detail and being a vocal leader.” - Josh Green on defensive improvements he and the team are looking to make
“Roles change throughout every single game, especially with the way our team is. I give 110% every single game, and never count myself out.” - Josh Green’s response on if he was consistent last season
Josh Green reiterated his desire to stay and win in Dallas, and maintained optimistic about the process
“Grant’s been amazing, it’s always nice to be around someone who’s a great guy. He’s a leader, he’s vocal, talks a lot, maybe too much. He’s gonna be big for our team.” - Josh Green’s thoughts on Grant Williams
Dwight Powell interview highlights:
When asked for his thoughts on the new additions, Dwight Powell said there’s “good, healthy, positive energy.
“Those young guys rejuvenating some of that energy in the building is great.” - Dwight Powell
“I love Dallas, that’s clear. Love this organization and this city, the legacy and this team right now. It’s a blessing to have the opportunity to come back.” - Dwight Powell
“Very proud to say I played with him and the legacy he’s left… it’s something I don’t take lightly.” - Dwight Powell on getting the chance to play with Dirk Nowitzki
“Always be ready. I think one of the things Luka’s a master at is deception. So that ball’s gonna come to you right on time, right on target, even when you think it’s not possible.” - Dwight Powell’s advice to Dereck Lively on playing with Luka
When asked who has the better handles between Kyrie and God Shammgod, Jaden Hardy said: “I don’t know, they both got that ball on a string… I’d probably give it to Kyrie, though.”
Not surprisingly, a selfless answer from Dwight Powell when asked how he balances mentoring Dereck Lively II while competing with him for minutes. https://twitter.com/townbrad/status/1707...89237?s=20
Jaden Hardy interview highlights:
When asked who has the better handles between Kyrie and God Shammgod, Jaden Hardy said: “I don’t know, they both got that ball on a string… I’d probably give it to Kyrie, though.”
“Since Kyrie’s been here, he’s always been helpful to me. He’s like an open book, willing to pass down information. He wants to help the younger guys.” - Hardy on Kyrie’s impact
When asked if he had advice for the rookies, Jaden Hardy stressed that the season is like a marathon and to not get discouraged if there’s not an early opportunity for minutes
“You guys know I can score. Being able to playmake and get my teammates involved. Defending without fouling.” - Hardy on improvements he’s looking to make this season
Richaun Holmes interview highlights:
“Very excited, Dallas fans have been showing me love on social media for a few years now.” - Richaun Holmes’ feelings on his move to Dallas
“I think for me, it was Dirk. Growing up, watching him play the game, a seven foot big with a jump shot.” - Richaun Holmes on factors that piqued his interest in the Mavs from years past
“In Philly they told me if I was gonna extend my career, I’d have to do something besides just dunk the ball. They pushed me to develop something.” - Richaun Holmes on the development of his short-range push shot
“Oh, man. When I say bouncy, I don’t think that’s even the way to describe it. …I played with Tyson in Phoenix, and he looks so much like him.” - Holmes’ input on Dereck Lively
“To compete for a championship, definitely. Two superstars, that’s a goal, that’s attainable. But individually, I worked my butt off to get into shape and get on the court and show what I got… healthwise I’m in the best shape in years.” - Holmes’ goals for the season
When asked on what he can show off in Dallas that he didn’t get to show in Sacramento towards the end of his tenure there, Richaun Holmes noted his pick-and-roll offense and rebounding ability
“We want to make up for what happened last year.” - Maxi Kleber
“They have a bright future ahead.” - Maxi Kleber on the rookies
He also complimented their ability to listen and learn.
Seth's interview highlights:
“I can still make shots and Luka can still pass.” Seth Curry on his pre-existing chemistry with Luka
“It’s great, we’ve been on a team together twice but we haven’t played together much. We’ve been on the floor, it’s been a smooth fit. He’s another unselfish guy, I feel very comfortable sharing the floor with Kyrie.” - Seth Curry on reuniting with Kyrie Irving
“You can’t take it personal. The biggest thing for me is trying to leave a mark where I left. Just being a professional, doing things the right way, leaving on the right terms, it says a lot.” - Seth Curry on dealing with constant team movement through his career
Seth Curry says he kept his home in Dallas after he was traded away last time, so the transition will be easier on everyone
When asked on his comments following his last departure from Dallas, Seth Curry said: “Mark had admitted a mistake to me personally, a little before that. But it’s never personal, you kinda use that as motivation to play your best performance. Mark knows he made a mistake still.”
Josh Green interview highlights:
Regarding contract extension talks, Josh Green stated he’s leaving that to his agents while he focuses on team activities
“I think we’re gonna have a great defensive scheme. For us, just making sure I’m paying attention to every detail and being a vocal leader.” - Josh Green on defensive improvements he and the team are looking to make
“Roles change throughout every single game, especially with the way our team is. I give 110% every single game, and never count myself out.” - Josh Green’s response on if he was consistent last season
Josh Green reiterated his desire to stay and win in Dallas, and maintained optimistic about the process
“Grant’s been amazing, it’s always nice to be around someone who’s a great guy. He’s a leader, he’s vocal, talks a lot, maybe too much. He’s gonna be big for our team.” - Josh Green’s thoughts on Grant Williams
Dwight Powell interview highlights:
When asked for his thoughts on the new additions, Dwight Powell said there’s “good, healthy, positive energy.
“Those young guys rejuvenating some of that energy in the building is great.” - Dwight Powell
“I love Dallas, that’s clear. Love this organization and this city, the legacy and this team right now. It’s a blessing to have the opportunity to come back.” - Dwight Powell
“Very proud to say I played with him and the legacy he’s left… it’s something I don’t take lightly.” - Dwight Powell on getting the chance to play with Dirk Nowitzki
“Always be ready. I think one of the things Luka’s a master at is deception. So that ball’s gonna come to you right on time, right on target, even when you think it’s not possible.” - Dwight Powell’s advice to Dereck Lively on playing with Luka
When asked who has the better handles between Kyrie and God Shammgod, Jaden Hardy said: “I don’t know, they both got that ball on a string… I’d probably give it to Kyrie, though.”
Not surprisingly, a selfless answer from Dwight Powell when asked how he balances mentoring Dereck Lively II while competing with him for minutes. https://twitter.com/townbrad/status/1707...89237?s=20
Jaden Hardy interview highlights:
When asked who has the better handles between Kyrie and God Shammgod, Jaden Hardy said: “I don’t know, they both got that ball on a string… I’d probably give it to Kyrie, though.”
“Since Kyrie’s been here, he’s always been helpful to me. He’s like an open book, willing to pass down information. He wants to help the younger guys.” - Hardy on Kyrie’s impact
When asked if he had advice for the rookies, Jaden Hardy stressed that the season is like a marathon and to not get discouraged if there’s not an early opportunity for minutes
“You guys know I can score. Being able to playmake and get my teammates involved. Defending without fouling.” - Hardy on improvements he’s looking to make this season
Richaun Holmes interview highlights:
“Very excited, Dallas fans have been showing me love on social media for a few years now.” - Richaun Holmes’ feelings on his move to Dallas
“I think for me, it was Dirk. Growing up, watching him play the game, a seven foot big with a jump shot.” - Richaun Holmes on factors that piqued his interest in the Mavs from years past
“In Philly they told me if I was gonna extend my career, I’d have to do something besides just dunk the ball. They pushed me to develop something.” - Richaun Holmes on the development of his short-range push shot
“Oh, man. When I say bouncy, I don’t think that’s even the way to describe it. …I played with Tyson in Phoenix, and he looks so much like him.” - Holmes’ input on Dereck Lively
“To compete for a championship, definitely. Two superstars, that’s a goal, that’s attainable. But individually, I worked my butt off to get into shape and get on the court and show what I got… healthwise I’m in the best shape in years.” - Holmes’ goals for the season
When asked on what he can show off in Dallas that he didn’t get to show in Sacramento towards the end of his tenure there, Richaun Holmes noted his pick-and-roll offense and rebounding ability
14x All-Star, 12x all-NBA, 1x MVP, 1x Finals MVP, 1 NBA Championship: Dirk Nowitzki, the man, the myth, the legend.
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