The Top 8 Dallas Mavericks of All Time

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8) Steve Nash

Nash’s first couple of years in Dallas were nothing special but his last few were special as Nash started to develop into one of the best point guards in the NBA.

Steve Nash BEST Highlights with the Mavs (1998-2004) – OFFENSIVE MAGICIAN

7) Jason Terry

Terry won the 2008-09 Sixth Man of the Year award and was a key component of the 2011 championship team.

Jason Terry BEST Highlights with the Mavs (2004-2012) – CLUTCH COMBO GUARD

6) Derek Harper

Harper was a great passer and floor general who also made two NBA all-defensive teams while in Dallas.

Derek Harper Best Dallas Maverick Moments

5) Michael Finley

Dependable that was Michael Finley as he played over 24,000 minutes and contributed over 12,000 points in his time in Dallas.

Michael Finley BEST Highlights with the Mavs (1996-2005) – DYNAMIC OFFENSIVE FORCE

4) Rolando Blackman

Helped lead the Mavs to six playoff appearances and made 4 all-star teams in Dallas. Blackmon was a great shooter and also contributed over 3,000 rebounds in his career.

Rolando Blackman – Ro

3) Jason Kidd

Jason Kidd won a championship, was chosen as Rookie of the Year, and was named to two All-Star teams during his two stints in Dallas. Kidd actually turned into a solid shooter in his second incarnation in Dallas.

Jason Kidd – 2011 NBA Finals Highlights vs Miami Heat

2) Mark Aguirre

Aguirre never averaged less than 22.4 points per game, and he appeared in three All-Star games as a member of the Mavericks. Aguirre dropped 13,930 points, dished 2,163 steals, and grabbed 502 steals—each of which ranks in the franchise’s top 10 lists. Aguirre was the Mavs first-star player after coming out of DePaul University in 1981 and he was a huge part of the Mavericks playoff run of the mid to late 80s.

Vintage Mark Aguirre Highlights

1). Dirk Nowitzki

No doubt about who number one would be, was there? Dirk, contributed 22.6 points and 8.2 rebounds per game for the entirety of his career, and Nowitzki led Dallas to the 2011 championship. Nowitzki was stat master as he scored the most points, grabbed the most rebounds, dished the fourth-most assists, nabbed the second-most steals, and blocked the second-most shots. Nowitzki could really do it all.

Dirk Nowitzki: Greatest Plays (Highlights)