The Dallas Mavericks Could Have Scored 0 Points In The Second Half And Would Have Still Beaten The Clippers

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The Los Angeles Clippers starred in a very embarrassing game on Sunday, losing by 51 points against the Dallas Mavericks, at home, earning a lot of jokes and criticism for their displays that reminded the public of their fiasco during the bubble, where they lost a 3-1 advantage over the Denver Nuggets.

The Clips keep finding ways to embarrass themselves and this was a really ugly one. The game left us a lot of interesting stats to know, but there was one that makes this even more impressive. If the Mavericks didn’t score a single point in the second half of the game, they would have still won the game by 4 points.

The first half of the game ended 77-27 for the Mavericks. The final outcome of the game was 124-73, 51 points of difference. Had the Mavs not scored a single point in the 3rd and 4th quarter, the game would have ended 77-73 for the Clippers, which only makes this incredibly awful.

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After the game was over, Paul George played down any comment claiming the team is going through a crisis right now, explaining that it was just a one-day thing. Moreover, Luka Doncic was happy to see his team playing like a competitive squad and made it clear that they are a serious team.

This was a historical game; that’s already being stated but the Mavericks could have done more things to the Clippers and make everything worse for the Californians. It was really a bad moment for the Los Angelenos team but they’re ready to bounce back and forget about all the bad things they’ve suffered in recent times.

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Orlando Silva has been a part of Fadeaway World for over three years now, starting in March 2019. Trade rumors, hottest news, controversies, and basketball gossip have become his specialties. After several years of seeing the Spurs dominate the playoffs, they've become his favorite team as players for the franchise either rise to the occasion or fall completely from grace. When he's not talking about the NBA, Orlando can be seen watching other sports, making music, or enjoying television series.
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