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Dallas Mavericks History
The Mavericks joined the NBA as an expansion franchise in the 1980–81 season, becoming the league’s third team in Texas, joining the San Antonio Spurs and Houston Rockets. The Mavericks struggled in their inaugural season, but quickly improved.
Their win totals increased in each of their first four seasons. Led by Mark Aguirre, who became the franchise's first All-Star, they reached the playoffs for the first time in the 1983–84 season. The Mavericks went on to qualify for the playoffs for five consecutive seasons, culminating in a trip to the Western Conference Finals in 1987–88. They came within one win of the NBA Finals, losing to the Lakers in seven games.
Dallas struggled throughout the '90s, but a new era began when the Mavericks acquired Dirk Nowitzki in 1998. Ownership of the team was sold to Mark Cuban in January of 2000. Cuban immediately began to revitalize the franchise, building around a central trio of Nowitzki, point guard Steve Nash and wing Michael Finley. In Cuban's inaugural year owning the Mavericks, they made the playoffs for the first time in 11 years. This began a streak in which they qualified for the playoffs for 12 consecutive seasons. In the 2011 NBA Finals, they defeated the Miami HEAT in six games to win the only championship in franchise history.
Nowitzki retired in 2019 and passed the torch to Luka Dončić, who led the Mavericks to three straight playoff berths, including the 2022 Western Conference Finals.
Dallas Mavericks Team Info
Conference: Western
Division: Southwest
Year Founded: 1980
Team Colors: Royal Blue, Navy Blue, Silver, Black
Team Rivals: Phoenix Suns, San Antonio Spurs, Houston Rockets, Miami HEAT
Dallas Mavericks at American Airlines Center
The American Airlines Center (also known as "the AAC") has been the home of the Dallas Mavericks since it opened in 2001. The Mavs share the arena with the Dallas Stars of the NHL. American Airlines bought the naming rights to the arena in March of 1999, six months before construction of the facility broke ground.
The Dallas Mavericks’ 2023–24 regular season kicks off in October at Frost Bank Center in San Antonio, Texas, when the Mavericks face off against the San Antonio Spurs. The Mavericks host their home opener against the Brooklyn Nets on October 27. The Mavericks play their final game of the regular season at Paycom Center in Oklahoma City against Western Conference opponents the Oklahoma City Thunder. Here’s a list of key games to keep an eye on:
Season ticket packages are available through the Dallas Mavericks’ Club Maverick membership program. Fans can apply to join the waitlist for season tickets via the team’s website.
Tickets for the 2023–24 regular season can be purchased on Ticketmaster, the Official Ticket Marketplace of the Dallas Mavericks.
The Dallas Mavericks have made two appearances in the NBA Finals and won in 2011.
All 30 teams will participate in the Group Play stage of the NBA In-Season Tournament. Here’s a list of the Dallas Mavericks’ Group West B matchups:
The Dallas Mavericks play at the American Airlines Center in Dallas, Texas. The seating map for American Airlines Center can be viewed here.
We flew all the way from New Zealand to watch the Mavs play. Despite the result the stadium, energy, atmosphere and Dallas as a city did not disappoint. Stoked to tick off a bucket list opportunity. Thank you
I had so much fun! The whole experience was amazing.
Awesome and 5 star experience at the American Airlines Center
I have been coming to Dallas Mavericks game since 2002. They are always fun and exciting! American Airlines Center is my favorite arena. I always enjoy coming back to see the Mavs play.
I was very happy with my seats and I enjoyed getting to see my team play.
I was disappointed in the team’s lack of focus and energy during the first half. However, I was impressed with Luka’s leadership as he guided the team to almost pulling off a historic win!
Enjoy myself...I'd be a hater if I could say something bad about the best team in NBa history in my opinion. MFFL!! Long live #41!!
Experience was great overall but parking was horrible. Took 40 minutes to find parking, everywhere was “passes only” couldn’t find public parking
The game was great and an electric atmosphere with good customer service.
Great experience execpt for they made me wait for 20 minutes for cookiedough and then closed right in my face and never got it hence 4 stars.
Very nice arena and we enjoyed the game! However, the SEATS ARE TOO NARROW FOR MANY PEOPLE AND I'M NOT FAT BUT MY HUSBAND AND I COULD BARELY FIT IN WITH NO ELBOW ROOM EITHER ... THE CUP HOLDERS ON EACH CHAIR AND THE PADDING IS GREAT BUT IT IS JUST THE SIZE OF THE CHAIRS ... THEY ARE TOO NARROW.
Went on vacation to Dallas all the way from Costa Rica and was lucky enough to catch this game against the Bulls (the team I support) while I was there. The experience was great, we didn’t have problems finding our seats, and the view was pretty good. Our only problem was with parking, as we couldn’t scan the QR at the parking entrance, but we didn’t really know how it worked, so it probably was our fault. Overall, I really would recommend catching a Mavericks game if you happen to be in Dallas!
I’m going back lives my dream best seats ever! I would remember this for my life!
Always have a great time watching the Mavs at AAC.
Awesome first game experience!! Loved the transportation wagon wheel ride experience. The food could have been a bit better given the amount costs however definitely enjoyed the game, the seats view && free items!!
Everyone from the entrance was very nice and helpful. This was my boys first time attending a game & they had a blast!
Bad experience as seats are too tiny and crunched in.
I did not like I paid over $200 and did not see star players on roster play in game.
The crowd was enthusiastic, the entertainment was great, the Hispanic Heritage theme night was fun, concession lines not too long, everything was great except the game. The Mavericks played poorly on defense , didn't hustle enough and they lost to a lesser team (Hornets). For the high price we pay for these tickets, the fans deserve to see the home team paly hard and do their best.
Everything was very organized, specially the traffic arround the American Airlines Arena and inside also. All was very cleanned and the attends in the restaurants were very friendly. I'm sure that when I visit Dallas again I will back to Maverichs game
