for all u mavs fans
THIS IS FROM MIAMI HERALD
On the final play of last season, with a chance to tie the score and possibly the series, Payton grabbed Terry's jersey without the refs calling it, and Dallas' last shot at saving its season literally bounced away.
''If he didn't have my jersey, the ball goes in,'' Terry said.
So many laments. The refs. The bounces. The maybes, almosts and should-haves. Cuban, who always has fun, said he didn't enjoy Miami this trip because he couldn't go out with all the playful and hostile heckling he was getting. It followed him to his seat Sunday, too.
''It might hurt less if we had lost to a better team,'' Cuban said. ``But we didn't.''
Miami wasn't better?
''Not at all,'' Terry said.
Really?
''We're the better team,'' Stackhouse said. ``Doesn't matter what we think unless you show it and prove it. But man for man, if we're playing our best and they're playing their best, we are better. For a four-game stretch, they played unbelievable and we didn't play well at all, and we were still in every game.''
Walker, a champion now, has called the Mavs the ''whiniest, cryingest'' team he has ever heard.
It isn't quite the le Dallas wanted from Miami.