SBN Reacts: Where will Dallas finish in the rough and tumble West?

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Fourth? Fifth? Sixth?

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How the Mavericks close out the rest of their schedule is at the top of my mind as the All-Star break.

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Pushing for the fourth seed would likely mean sweeping the Jazz. Staying in the five spot means fighting off the Denver Nuggets (even though the Mavericks hold the tie breaker), who have a very easy schedule to close out the year. Falling to sixth would mean taking enough of a tumble in these next 20 something games with their somewhat difficult schedule to close out the year (7th most difficult)

Let us know what you think! I could make an argument for any of the options, since these Mavericks are capable of playing at any level.

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