On today's show, the Dallas Maherx followed the 76ers. Cooper Flagg plays his last game as an 18-year-old, but the Mavs offense is just not ready to make the playoffs or anything close to that. Today it's Lockdown Mavs. This is Cooper Flagg, and you're listening to Lockdown Mall. So all of them is all the time. I think that's a good question. Good morning, Isaac. All these changes. You, I still got my dog, Dwight Powell. You're a daily Dallas Mavericks podcast. It's part of the Locked On Podcast Network. Your team every day. I'm going to get a city. Like back. And welcome. You are locked on to the Dallas Mavericks, your team every day.

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Now we're the number one sports podcast number. We're joining me as always, the post game prodigy from the great slightly biased YouTube channel. What did you see from the Dallas Mavericks tonight,

slightly biased? I'm ready for to forget this game ever happened, which I will in about

30 minutes when we finish this episode. Mavericks tonight slightly biased. I'm ready to forget this game ever happened,

which I will in about 30 minutes when we finish this episode.

We'll move on with our lives.

We'll maybe do Christmas things.

We'll maybe watch a Christmas movie.

We'll do something other than think about this basketball game.

That's right.

Especially that fourth quarter, which we'll talk about.

We'll talk about how the Mabbs fell on this one. We'll talk about Anthony Davis's impact in this one. We'll talk about Naji Marshall having a pretty good game. Cooper Flagg's last game is an 18-year-old, and I thought he had a decent game in this one. But let's start with this, slightly biased. Vabs in this game just had some good moments. the beginning of the third quarter went on a 10-0 run to start it, and you're like, okay, here we go. This Mavs team has been better as of late offensively. They have kind of flipped over the last couple of weeks. So they were a better offensive team than they were a defensive team, which is a weird thing that they didn't, the start of the season was complete opposite. And then they go into that fourth quarter,

you score 17 points, and that was atrocious. Then you look at the three point numbers,

and the Sixers didn't shoot that well from three at all, 12 of 40. The maps, three of 18.

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