Mavericks see better days ahead, visit the red -hot cavaliers -media at the field level

Last month he was not kind to Dallas Maverix.

Dallas scored only six wins in 16 games in January, but the team is convinced that they are better for better days, as he is preparing to face the host Cleveland Cavaliers on Sunday afternoon.

Mavericks ended the first month of the calendar year of a sour note, which fell 117-102 at Pistons on Detroit on Friday night. Although Kiri Irving poured with 28 points, and PJ Washington delivered 22 to go with 13 rebounds, Dallas could not overcome a 40-point Cade Cunningham trip and left 19 in failure.

Despite the rough month, Mavericks will start the February part of its graphics over .500 for the season (26-23). They entered the weekend, holding a place for tournaments at the Western Conference and therefore Irving is not panicked.

“You have some disappointed guys about the way the season is going,” Irving said. “But in general, I have the feeling that we are in a good place. We still have a winning record. We still put our best foot forward in preparing for games.

“It’s not time to look at another way and scream for help. What we have in this dressing room is who will understand it. And let’s hope that in the next few weeks we get healthy boys and the roles of the boys are a little more icing and we can have some sequence in our teams. “

Cleveland had nothing to worry about lately, answering three matches with three direct victories. The cavaliers recently defeated Atlanta Hawks 137-115 on Thursday night, receiving 26 points from Darius Garland and 24 from Donovan Mitchell in the victory.

Thirty-four of the 53 Cleveland field targets were aided. He marks the fifth straight game in which the cavaliers dumped at least 28 assistants, and coach Kenny Atkinson said it was this type of ball movement that made his team so dangerous.

“I think this is the feedback I get to the maximum from other coaches, which is cool,” Atkinson told Cleveland’s ability to find the open man. “Your colleagues said,” Man, you guys, you moved the ball, Wow. You share it. You’re so connected.

“You need to have the desire to do it, share it, but our skill level is super high. This makes it easier. Quite honestly (Thursday), we didn’t really call many, all kinds of plays. These are just them there. “

The transition to a high level of Cavaliers was full on January 3, when Cleveland removed Dallas 134-122. Garland had nine of Cavaliers’ 38 assists in this victory.

Cleveland, sitting at the top of the Eastern Conference ranking of 39-9, is probably somewhat focused on the coming trade deadline set for Thursday. The athletic reported that the cavaliers were interested in Brooklyn Nets Cameron Johnson striker, average 19.4 points, 4.1 fights and 2.9 assists this season.

If CAVS had to pursue Johnson, they would do it without offering members of their core in potential trade, according to the report.

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