Thanks to 2011, Dirk Nowitzki never had to pack up and go ring-chasing with his increasing age. Instead Nowitzki is satisfied with the one ring he won and remains loyal to the Dallas Mavericks. Though he has made $200 million in his storied career, he’s actually left a lot more on the table, all to benefit the Mavericks, the only team he’s known and loved. Some expected Dirk to finally pack up and leave, to a championship contender and to get his just due, but alas he remains committed to Dallas.
NBA Report: Warriors Very Interested in Signing Dirk Nowitzki in Free Agency
The main story in free agency is Kevin Durant, and although the Golden State Warriors are very interested in him, they also have their eyes set on Dirk Nowitzki.
(Video) MILB: Lazy River In A Baseball Stadium?!
What better way to enjoy a hot day a the baseball park than to chill in a lazy river? Just ask Dallas Mavericks’ Dirk Nowitzki who go to test it out.
(Video) NBA: After Talking Trash, Kobe Bryant Shows Respect to Dirk Nowitzki For Hitting Game Winner
The Dallas Mavericks beat the Los Angeles Lakers 92-90 on Tuesday night thanks to a game winner from Dirk Nowitzki. Kobe Bryant did not play (resting his shoulder) but he did have a front row seat to Nowitzki’s game winner and even gave Dirk the sportsman’s pat on the butt signaling a good job.
(Video) NBA: Dirk Nowitzki Says Kobe Bryant is the ‘Michael Jordan of My Generation’
After beating the Los Angeles Lakers, Dirk Nowitzki talked about Kobe Bryant and how much he means to the game.
NBA: Dirk Nowitzki on Zaza Pachulia: “We got him for a Gatorade cooler and he’s been phenomenal for us”
You gotta love Dirk Nowitzki. He and the Dallas Mavericks beat the Minnesota Timberwolves 93-87 on Monday night. Nowitzki led all scorers with 29 points, but the Mavs were once again aided by the contributions of offseason pickup of Zaza Pachulia, who finished with a double-double (13 points, 11 rebounds) in 32 minutes as the starting center.
