CubanMustGo
06-19-2006, 02:41 PM
Too funny ... I guess this is all the non-bandwagon fans they could find up here:
http://www.dfw.com/mld/dfw/sports/basketball/nba/dallas_mavericks/14854729.htm
Mavs back on friendly turf
By BRYON OKADA
Star-Telegram Staff Writer
DALLAS _ About two dozen hardcore fans greeted the Dallas Mavericks as they returned from Miami today, howling like coyotes and screaming "Happy Birthday Dirk" to Dirk Nowitzki, who turned 28 today.
The Mavs arrived just after 12:30 p.m. at Love Field, but did not greet the fans at the fence like they did after winning Game 7 against San Antonio earlier in the National Basketball Association playoffs.
The fans, some who had been waiting since 1 a.m., raced over to a security gate to continue cheering at the Mavs.
Erica Williams and other fans held up a sign that said: "Go Mavs, We Love Y’all."
She said she is confident the Mavs will come back in Tuesday’s NBA Finals Game 6 at the American Airlines Center.
"When you’re down and you get back up, it makes victory more sweet," Williams said. "I think they’ve got to channel this into a postive, like Phil Jackson was."
http://www.dfw.com/mld/dfw/sports/basketball/nba/dallas_mavericks/14854729.htm
Mavs back on friendly turf
By BRYON OKADA
Star-Telegram Staff Writer
DALLAS _ About two dozen hardcore fans greeted the Dallas Mavericks as they returned from Miami today, howling like coyotes and screaming "Happy Birthday Dirk" to Dirk Nowitzki, who turned 28 today.
The Mavs arrived just after 12:30 p.m. at Love Field, but did not greet the fans at the fence like they did after winning Game 7 against San Antonio earlier in the National Basketball Association playoffs.
The fans, some who had been waiting since 1 a.m., raced over to a security gate to continue cheering at the Mavs.
Erica Williams and other fans held up a sign that said: "Go Mavs, We Love Y’all."
She said she is confident the Mavs will come back in Tuesday’s NBA Finals Game 6 at the American Airlines Center.
"When you’re down and you get back up, it makes victory more sweet," Williams said. "I think they’ve got to channel this into a postive, like Phil Jackson was."