November 17, 2006 Sports » Sports Feature

Dirk and the Mavs Here Tonight 

by John Branston
click to enlarge Dirk Nowitzki
  • Dirk Nowitzki
At 1-6, things aren't exactly looking up for the Grizzlies, who enter a back-to-back home/road set with their playoff nemesis Dallas Mavericks. After losing their first four games to start the season, the Mavericks have won three in a row and are clearly the superior team.

Read Chris Herrington's Pre-Game Pointers at the Beyond the Arc, the Flyer's Grizblog.

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