There's a lot of talk about this new Mavs offense. What exactly is it? And is there hope for the Mavs to turn this thing around on the offensive side of the ball? On today's, Locked on Mavs. This is Cooper Flagg, and you're listening to Locked on Niles. No, call it, 05. Explain this. All these changes, you know, I still got my dog, Dwight Pound.

You are locked on now. This is one of your daily Dallas Mavericks podcast. I'm not going to be locked on the Dallas Mavericks.

This is one of your co-host, Isaac Harris, covering the Mavs for the last 10 seasons alongside my good friend, Nick Engstead.

And we're here.

The Mavs are one in three.

Let's do this thing.

Let's talk about some Mavs offense today.

This is one more thing because I kind of spent post game the other night against O KC.

I just want to, I'm just fascinated by the offense right now for Dallas.

What's not working, this new system.

They're trying to implement this new system.

You know, Jay Triano, an assistant for Jason Kidd.

He's this Canadian basketball coach.

He spent time in different teams and you know, more recently that time in

Sacramento, that's where he implemented this, this offense that that was the that was the, the beam, the beam team.

You know, like the beam, that fun is like the one time that the kings were fun and the last,

I don't know, since, um, Vladie, Chris Weber, Bobby Jackson, Mike Bibby days, Doug Christie,

uh, Pasia.

Let's keep on shouting them out there.

So it's like, all right, so how can they take that offense, bring it to Dallas?

How much of a difference is that going to be?

And it's just clearly not working.

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