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Getty Images Nobody in basketball has been able to stop Luka Doncic for nine straight games. The Dallas Mavericks star opened the campaign with 30 points in nine games, making it the second-longest streak in NBA history behind Wilt Chamberlains 23-game streak in 1962-63. That streak was interrupted on Wednesday by perhaps the most unexpected contest in the league. The Orlando Magic, who entered the game with a 2-9 record against Dallas ranked 22nd in basketball, held Doncic to 24 points in a poor performance. nine of 29 shots on the floor to secure the win. At the beginning of the game, Mavericks led by 10 points, but in the last quarter - only 13 points, ensuring the fourth loss of the season. This has become a somewhat disturbing trend in Dallas. They lost three more games this season and were held to just 24, 22 and 12 points in the fourth quarter in those games. While Spencer Dinwiddie was able to score 29 points for Dallas in an outstanding game, the other three Mavericks starting lineup combined for just 10 points. Its also a troubling trend facing the Mavericks. Dorian Phinney-Smith had 18 points and three outside of Doncic combined for just two points in Dallas 96-94 win over Brooklyn on Monday. All of this adds up to a picture of an incomplete Dallas composition. Last season, the Mavericks could count on Jalen Brunson as their second reliable scorer. This season, the burden has been almost entirely on Doncic. Players like Dinwiddie can get in the way from time to time, and shooters like Phinney-Smith can get really hot, but the overall shooting burden rests solely on Doncics shoulders. It suffered losses on Wednesday with a 39.2 percent utilization rate. That would be the third longest single-season streak ever, behind the likes of James Harden and Russell Westbrook. There is some room for internal development. Coming into Wednesdays loss, Christian Wood had averaged just 11.2 points per game in his last six games and had averaged 24 points in the first three games against the Mavericks. Tim Hardaway Jr. had a slow start and has returned to form after sitting out most of last season. Dallas offense is flawed, but it will improve. But if he wants to survive the four offseasons, he needs to get consistent results from someone other than Doncic. Orlando held off his MVP nomination on Wednesday, and he did it with far less defensive talent than the Western Conferences elite could throw him out of the season. If the Mavericks want to contend for a championship, they will need a little help from their best player. Player Number Height Height Weight Date of Birth Age Experience SchoolJaVale McGee00C-F7-0270 lbs January 19, 19883414NevadaTheo Pinson1G-F6-7212 lbs November 5, 1995 274NCFacundo Campazzo12G5Getty Images Nobody in basketball has been able to stop Luka Doncic in nine straight games. The Dallas Mavericks star kicked off the campaign with a nine-game, 30-point streak, the second-longest streak in NBA history after Wilt Chamberlains 23-game streak in 1962-63. That streak was cut short on Wednesday by arguably the most unexpected competition in the league. Orlando Magic, who drove 2-9 to Dallas in 22nd place in basketball, cut Doncic to 24 points, a lousy result. nine out of 29 shots to ensure victory. The Mavericks were leading by 10 points at the start of the game, but they only picked up 13 points in the final quarter, making them their fourth defeat of the season. This has become a somewhat disturbing trend in Dallas. They have lost three more games this season and only scored 24, 22 and 12 points in the fourth quarter in those games. While Spencer Dinwiddie was able to give Dallas 29 points in an excellent game, the other three starting Mavericks lineups came together for just 10 points. Its also a disturbing trend facing the Mavericks. Dorian Finney-Smith scored 18 points for Dallas in Mondays 96-94 win over Brooklyn, while the three remaining starters, apart from Doncic, added two points to a 96-94 win. It all adds up to a picture of an incomplete Dallas squad. Last season, the Mavericks could count on Jalen Brunson as their second reliable goalscorer. This season, the burden was almost entirely on Doncic. Players like Dinwiddie can get in the way from time to time, and shooters like Finney-Smith can get very hot, but the overall burden of creating the shots rests solely on Doncics shoulders. It traded at a loss on Wednesday with a 39.2% utilization rate. It would be the third highest result in a single season, ahead of just James Harden and Russell Westbrook. There is room for internal development. Missing Wednesdays defeat, Christian Wood averages just 11.2 points per game in his last six games, after averaging over 24 points in his first three games against the Mavericks. Tim Hardaway Jr. started slowly and is working on his recovery after quitting most of last season. The Dallas insult is wrong, but it will improve. But if he is to go through four postseason rounds, he needs to get consistent results from someone other than Doncic. Orlando on Wednesday held off an MVP candidate and did so with far less defensive talent than the Western Conference elite was able to hit him at the end of the season. If the Mavericks want to fight for the championship, they will need a little help from their best player. Player number HeightHeight WeightBirth AgeExperienceSchoolJaVale McGee00C-F7-0270 lbs January 19, 19883414NevadaTheo Pinson1G-F6-7212 lbs November 5, 1995 274NCFacundo-1 Campazzo12Gee.
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