Dallas Mavericks TV Channel & Times for January

The Mavericks have continued there winning ways through December the big surprise this year has been the Mavs defense thanks to the addition of Tyson Chandler. Rodrigue Beaubois’s has started his recovery and will add another element to the Mavericks offense with his ability to get to the basket. The Mavericks schedule for January will provide several tests in January:

• vs Portland Trail Blazers
• vs Oklahoma City Thunder
• vs Orlando Magic
• at San Antonio Spurs
• vs LA Lakers
• at Chicago Bulls
• vs Atlanta Hawks

Below you will find the Dallas Mavericks January TV Schedule which includes, day/date, TV time and TV Channel.

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Dallas Round-Up – Cowboys Prepare For Colts, Mavs Are On Fire, Stars Rolling Too

Dallas Round-Up – Cowboys Prepare For Colts, Mavs Are On Fire, Stars Rolling Too

College football betting players don’t have much to worry about in the Dallas area, but two of the professional teams are lighting up the league, while the major story in the city are getting ready to face another tough opponent, this time on the road.

Dallas Cowboys

The Cowboys battled hard in a 30-27 loss at home to New Orleans on Thanksgiving Thursday, snapping a two-game winning streak under Jason Garrett. The offense put up 457 yards, but had three turnovers, and a Roy Williams fumble in New Orleans’ territory gave the Saints a chance to score a late touchdown, while David Buehler narrowly missed a 59-yard field goal that would have tied the game. The Cowboys now move onto Indianapolis as 5-point football betting underdogs, but the Colts are struggling, particularly Peyton Manning, and the Cowboys should see this as a chance to build more momentum for next year.

Dallas Mavericks

The Mavericks are one of the hottest teams in the league as they carry a seven-game winning streak into Utah on Friday night, and this is intriguing because both teams have won seven in a row heading into this contest, so something obviously has to give. The Mavericks started last week with a nine-point win in San Antonio on Friday, which ended a 12-game winning streak for the Spurs, then beat the underachieving Miami Heat at home on Saturday night. The Mavericks then beat Houston at home by 10 on Monday, then by 14 points over Minnesota on Wednesday, and they’re coming together better than a lot of people thought.  After the Utah showdown on Friday, the Mavericks head to Sacramento on Saturday, then back home for Golden State on Tuesday.

Dallas Stars

If you checked out the NHL sports news and were surprised to find the Stars on top of the Pacific Division, you weren’t alone, but neither is Dallas: as of Thursday, they were tied with Phoenix and Anaheim on 29 points, while Los Angeles and San Jose are only three points back. The Stars had won four in a row ahead of Thursday’s visit from Washington, winning at Ottawa, followed by back-to-back victories over St. Louis, then another road win at Carolina. The Stars allowed four goals in those four games, and that will always give you a good chance to win. After the Washington game, the Stars host Minnesota on Saturday night, followed by road games at Columbus and Chicago. Even moreso than the Mavericks, no one expected the Stars to be this competitive in the Pacific Division, which is loaded with talent, but if they keep this up, it’ll be more difficult to ignore their NHL betting odds in your online sportsbook.

Dallas Mavericks December TV Schedule

The Dallas Mavericks are off to another great start this season, as of November 30 2010 they are holding down the 3rd spot in the Western Conference. The San Antonio Spurs currently lead the southwest division and the Mavericks are in 2nd. The Mavericks record should improve during December, the schedule is pretty easy for the month. Hopefully the Mavs can make up 1.5 games on the Spurs during the December schedule.

Below you will find the TV Schedule, TV Times & Dates as well as some links so can get Mavericks Tickets at Razorgator

Dallas Mavericks Schedule December 2010

Dallas Mavericks vs Minnesota Timberwolves
Day / Date: Wednesday – December 1 2010
Game Time: 7:30PM Central Time
TV Channel: Fox Sports SW

Dallas Mavericks at Utah Jazz
Day / Date: Friday – December 3 2010
Game Time: 9:30PM Central Time
TV Channel: Fox Sports SW

Dallas Mavericks at Sacramento Kings
Day / Date: Saturday – December 4 2010
Game Time: 9:00PM Central Time
TV Channel: Fox Sports SW

Dallas Mavericks vs Golden State Warriors
Day / Date: Tuesday – December 7 2010
Game Time: 7:30PM Central Time
TV Channel: Fox Sports SW

 

Dallas Mavericks vs New Jersey Nets
Day / Date: Thursday – December 9 2010
Game Time: 7:30PM Central Time
TV Channel: Fox Sports SW

Dallas Mavericks vs Utah Jazz
Day / Date: Saturday – December 11 2010
Game Time: 7:30PM Central Time
TV Channel: Fox Sports SW

Dallas Mavericks vs Milwaukee Bucks
Day / Date: Monday – December 13 2010
Game Time: 7:30PM Central Time
TV Channel: Fox Sports SW

Dallas Mavericks vs Portland Blazers
Day / Date: Wednesday – December 15 2010
Game Time: 8:30PM Central Time
TV Channel: Fox Sports SW, ESPN

Dallas Mavericks vs Phoenix Suns
Day / Date: Friday – December 17 2010
Game Time: 8:30PM Central Time
TV Channel: KTXA, ESPN

Dallas Mavericks at Miami Heat
Day / Date: Monday – December 20 2010
Game Time: 6:30PM Central Time
TV Channel: Fox Sports SW, NBA TV

Dallas Mavericks at Orlando Magic
Day / Date: Tuesday – December 21 2010
Game Time: 6:00PM Central Time
TV Channel: KTXA

Dallas Mavericks vs Oklahoma City Thunder
Day / Date: Monday – December 27 2010
Game Time: 7:00PM Central Time
TV Channel: Fox Sports SW

Dallas Mavericks vs Toronto Raptors
Day / Date: Tuesday – December 28 2010
Game Time: 7:30PM Central Time
TV Channel: Fox Sports SW

Dallas Mavericks vs San Antonio Spurs
Day / Date: Thursday – December 30 2010
Game Time: 7:30PM Central Time
TV Channel: TNT

Dallas Round-Up – Cowboys Finally Win, Mavs Streaking, Rangers Begin Lee Chase

There was a high pay per head price for tickets to last weekend’s Manny Pacquiao-Antonio Margarito fight, which is probably the best action in Cowboys Stadium yet this season. But the Cowboys finally made a change and ended up with a victory, which is a start. Meanwhile, the Mavericks are off to a fast start, while the Rangers are trying to hold onto their ace, among others.

Dallas Cowboys
NFL betting players were wondering how long it would take Jerry Jones to put Wade Phillips out of his misery, and the writing was on the wall after a 45-7 humiliation at Green Bay. Phillips was out the next day, making offensive coordinator Jason Garrett the interim head coach. Garrett’s first order of business was to institute a dress code and have the players practice in pads. The extra intensity must have worked as the Cowboys came out on fire in a 33-20 win on the road against the New York Giants in a game that wasn’t even that close. Dez Bryant had his first 100-yard game, and the defense forced three turnovers in their best performance in weeks. The talent has always been there, but the Cowboys actually cared this week, and that’s all it takes. They’ll have to bring that same attitude into Week 11, when they welcome an improved Detroit team to Dallas early on Sunday afternoon.

Dallas Mavericks
The Mavericks have won seven of their first nine games ahead of Wednesday’s meeting with the Hornets in New Orleans, and the Hornets will have their stingers out after the Mavericks became the first team to beat them. Dallas ended the Hornets’ unbeaten run at eight games with a 98-95 win on Monday night at home, getting 26 points from Jason Terry. That was the third straight game in which Dirk Nowitzki wasn’t the leading scorer, and that bodes well for the Mavericks’ NBA betting odds because we all know Nowitzki can score at will. If this keeps him fresher for the playoffs, the season will be a success. The Mavericks have won four straight going into their Wednesday showdown with New Orleans, then they’ll host Chicago on Friday, head to Atlanta on Saturday, followed by another back-to-back when they welcome Detroit on Tuesday, then travel to Oklahoma City on Wednesday.

Texas Rangers
Texas closer Neftali Feliz was named the American League Rookie of the Year after a phenomenal 40-save performance, and the Rangers are officially in offseason mode. The first order of business is to re-sign ace Cliff Lee, who has no shortage of suitors, including the deep-pocketed New York Yankees, who could barely hit Lee in the ALCS. They also are trying to re-sign slugger Vladdy Guerrero, and word is the Rangers are after catcher Victor Martinez to upgrade that position. If they can pull off this trio of signings, look for the Rangers near the top of next year’s betting odds.

Maverick’s Off Season Moves Smart, Strategic

This year’s NBA free agency made a big splash, mostly in South Beach. While other teams made high profile moves and Lebron James broadcasted his decision on prime television, the Mavericks acquisitions were expected and relatively quiet.

They managed to keep Dirk Nowitzki at a discounted rate and they re-signed center Brendan Haywood. In typical Maverick fashion, they also traded away Eric Dampier for center Tyson Chandler from the Charlotte Bobcats.

The Mavericks moves also received their fare share of criticism. Everyone expected them to keep Dirk, but many felt Brendan Haywood was overpaid. Their have also been questions about Tyson Chandler’s health status. Despite all this, the Maverick’s free agency was both smart and strategic. Read more

Dallas Round-Up – Rangers Move Up To First; Mavs Looking To Blow It Up?

Before you settle into some Preakness betting, you should check out the status of the Texas Rangers, who are making moves up the ranks in the American League West, while the Dallas Mavericks wonder if they should start all over again.

Texas Rangers

The Rangers have had a great week, sweeping Kansas City at home in a four-game series, and they had split the first two games of their three-game set with Oakland heading into Thursday afternoon’s finale.  The last week has been kind to Vladimir Guerrero and Josh Hamilton, the duo that many thought would power the Rangers to the top of the division, and over the last seven days, they’ve shown why.  Guerrero had a .348 average in six games last week, along with four homers and eight RBIs.  Hamilton wasn’t far behind with a .296 average, three homers and nine RBIs.  If they continue to hit like this, the Rangers will have one of the premier power duos in the entire majors, but Guerrero and Hamilton have to stay healthy.  As for the pitchers, C.J. Wilson and Derek Holland both had excellent starts against the Royals and Athletics, and Wilson is being counted on for the win in Thursday’s finale against Oakland.  Coming up this week, the Rangers will head to Toronto for the weekend before returning home for meetings with Guerrero’s former team, the Los Angeles Angels, as well as a visit from Baltimore. The Rangers’ MLB betting odds are looking up.

Dallas Mavericks

The Mavericks are still sorting through the rubble of their first-round implosion against San Antonio, and even though NBA championship odds thought they would challenge Los Angeles for the Western Conference title, all there is another opening-round exit for a team that has won 50 games or more in each of the last 10 seasons. Dirk Nowitzki is the biggest question as he has a $21.5 million player option, which many think he’ll take, but he has to wonder about the state of the team.  Will Jason Kidd be moved after an awful postseason, especially if they try and give more minutes to Roddy Beaubois?  Shawn Marion is another piece of trade bait who didn’t perform that well, especially own the stretch.  They would probably like to move Erick Dampier as well, but with $13 million owed to him next year, it may be hard to find a dance partner.  The Mavericks don’t have much in the way of cap room unless they make some moves, but they’re becoming the NBA’s version of the San Jose Sharks.  However, even the Sharks broke through this year, which means that maybe next year will be the Mavericks’ time if you’re going to bet on sports.

Dallas Round-Up – With Mavs Out Of The Way, Rangers Get Full Attention

Once again, Dallas’ NBA championship odds went up in flames at the hands of a bitter rival for another big upset in the playoffs.  With the Stars quietly mulling over their offseason options, that will leave the Rangers to draw the ire of Dallas fans in Texas.

Dallas Mavericks

The Mavericks seemed like they weren’t even interested in staving off elimination as they were down 22-8 at the end of their first quarter in the sixth game of their first-round series with San Antonio, but to their credit, they fought back gamely.  However, it wasn’t enough as the Mavericks fell 97-87 to the Spurs, falling out in the first round for the third time in four seasons.  Dirk Nowitzki tried to put the team on his back with 33 points, while Caron Butler had 25 points, but Jason Kidd finally started to look his age with a 1-of-6 performance, even though he added eight boards and six assists.  Now, the Mavericks will wonder if Nowitzki will opt out of the final year of his deal and test free agency, although it’s pretty unlikely that he’ll leave the only franchise he has ever played for in 12 years of NBA action.  Kidd was not present at the final team meeting of the season, and they could look to move the veteran point guard to give more time to Roddy Beaubois, who had 16 points in 21 minutes of the Game 6 loss.  Either way, there may be a change to the Mavericks, who must look at Spurs Suns betting odds and feel sick.

Texas Rangers

The Rangers swept the Mariners in Seattle last weekend, with two of the wins coming in extra innings, while Rich Harden began a three-game set in Oakland by getting a win against the team that drafted him in 2000, and where he spent 5 ½ seasons before he was traded to Chicago, where the Cubs were looking to improve their MLB betting odds in the National League.  The Rangers then dropped the last two games of the series in Oakland, and heading into the first of their four-game set at home with Kansas City, the Rangers were 14-14, which is good for second behind the Athletics in the American League West by a half-game.  The Rangers will go up against the reigning Cy Young winner, Kansas City’s Zack Greinke, on Friday night, while Harden will go the next day on Saturday night.  After the Royals, the Rangers will then welcome Oakland to town for their second series of the season against their West rivals before they gear up for a trip north to Toronto.  The Rangers are easing Ian Kinsler back into the lineup after his ankle injury, and as he gets more comfortable, online sports betting players will get more comfortable with picking the Rangers.

Mavericks Spurs Game 5: Preview – TV Channel – Tickets

The San Antonio Spurs beat the Dallas Mavericks for the third straight time in game 4 making game 5 a do or die situation for the Mavericks. The Mavericks contained the Spurs big 3, but they couldn’t stop the Spurs youth movement of Blair and Hill. The game got ugly down the stretch with flagrant and technical fouls being issued to both teams. This kind of game favors San Antonio, the Mavericks are better suited to play a speedier game scoring and transition. If the Mavericks play the Spurs game, they will lose more often than not so hopefully Rick Carlisle has something up his sleeve. As a Mavericks fan these last 2 games have been tough to stomach because they have been so close, but gone the other way.

Statistics show that the Mavericks have about a 4% chance to come back and win this thing, however they have only lost the last 2 games by a combined 7 points. The Mavericks and Spurs will come back to Dallas to play game 5 so hopefully some home cooking will get the Maverick on the right track. If not get ready for some baseball, because the Texas Rangers will be the only thing going on in the Dallas Sports Landscape.

NBA Playoffs Round 1: Dallas Mavericks vs San Antonio Spurs – Game 5
Mavericks-Spurs Day / Date: Tuesday | April 27 2010
Mavericks-Spurs Game Time: 8:30 PM
Mavericks-Spurs TV Channel: KTXA – 21
Mavericks-Spurs Tickets: Mavericks Playoff Tickets on StubHub!

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Dallas Round-Up – Mavs have hands full with Spurs, Rangers struggling through AL East trip

Kentucky Derby odds may get more attention than Dallas’ matchup with San Antonio in the first round of the NBA playoffs, but only if the Mavericks get their act together and start rolling in the series, but they’re up against a tough, experienced rival. Meanwhile, in MLB action, the Texas Rangers will just be happy to return home after a rough trip through baseball’s toughest division, the American League East.

Spurs vs Mavericks odds

Dallas had beaten the Spurs six straight times at home before a 102-88 loss in Game 2 on Wednesday, and after going 12-of-14 from the field in Game 1 (along with making all 12 of his free-throw attempts), Dirk Nowitzki was held to a 9-of-24 shooting performance, notching 24 points, while Jason Terry provided a spark off the pine with a game-high 27 points. Now, the series switches to San Antonio, where the Mavericks have split their last 10 trips, but they can be encouraged by the fact that they won two of three there in the playoffs last year en route to a five-game romp of the Spurs, who surely won’t forget that. Rebounding will be a big factor in this series: the Mavericks won the battle by a count of 45-37 in Game 1, but the Spurs turned the tables with a 51-42 edge on the glass.

Texas Rangers

On the other hand, horse racing odds may be a bit more positive than looking at the Rangers over the past week. Heading into Thursday night’s series finale in Boston, the Rangers had lost six in a row and plummeted to last in the American League West. It began with a 3-2 loss in Cleveland last Thursday, then the Rangers were swept in the Bronx by the defending World Series champion New York Yankees as they were outscored 17-6 over the weekend. At least they kept it close in Boston, falling 7-6 in the first game on Tuesday before losing 8-7 in 12 innings of the second game, so they’ll be eager to avoid a total sweep of their road trip on Thursday night, when they send out C.J. Wilson, who is making the ninth start of his major league career.  The Rangers will return home on Friday for a four-game set with Detroit, followed by a three-game visit from the Chicago White Sox, and they’ll be watching the status of a couple players. Ian Kinsler has yet to suit up this year due to an ankle sprain, and he may make a rehab start sometime this week. Nelson Cruz has a hamstring problem, which would be a big blow to the lineup as Cruz is off to a flying start this year. However, Kinsler’s health is the key to Texas’ sports betting odds.

Mavericks Spurs: Game 3

So I was wrong in thinking that the Mavericks were going to win last night, however I didn’t take into account that they would shoot under 40%! The Mavs kept coming back on the Spurs and getting my excitement levels up, but it wasn’t to be. It didn’t help the Mavs that Richard Jefferson found his game last night, and Dirk couldn’t make a bucket in the first half.

Hopefully the Mavs can get it together before the games in San Antonio. I think Norm put it best on 1310 the Ticket when he said you can tell much about these teams after these first 2 games. I guess we will see during game 3, here is the TV Channel and ticket information for game 3 between the Mavericks and Spurs.

NBA Playoffs Round 1: Dallas Mavericks vs San Antonio Spurs – Game 3
Mavericks-Spurs Day / Date: Friday | April 23 2010
Mavericks-Spurs Game Time: 8:30 PM
Mavericks-Spurs TV Channel: ESPN
Mavericks-Spurs Tickets: Mavericks Playoff Tickets on StubHub!

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