Dallas Mavericks: 20-1

Here is a scary thought, via Tim MacMahon of ESPNDallas.com:”You do not get any better than Rick Carlisle offense, however, Carlisle’s offense got better this offseason.”
Drink that you in.
Last season, Carlisle’s Mavs tied for second in the league with an offensive rating of 109, decimal points supporting the NBA-best Los Angeles Clippers, based on NBA.com. While the loss of facilitator Jose Calderon and genius sniper will sting, Dallas brought in Jameer Nelson to soften the blow. And Monta Ellis can consume a few possessions also, which will not be a terrible thing for the Mavs’ attack.
The significant increase comes from Chandler Parsons, who will slot in small forward to consume nearly all of Vince Carter and the wing moments Shawn Marion shared. Tyson Chandler mans the center of everything should be an improved defense.
What Dallas has is fragile. It’s dependent on the health and continuing potency of Dirk Nowitzki, about whom an elite offense may nevertheless be built. Nowitzki is, himself, instead remarkable, although that is a remarkable thing to mention about a player.
He’ll be a defense-shredder in the post. And the rest of the Mavs will play off him as Carlisle pulls the strings.
Doubt this set of battle-tested vets at your own risk.

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