Despite Game 1 Loss, Fans Still Confident in Mavs' Chances for NBA Finals
- Fans remain optimistic about the Dallas Mavericks' chances in the NBA Finals despite a tough Game 1 loss to the Celtics.
- Jason Kidd, a former Dallas player turned coach, has the opportunity to join a select group by winning an NBA championship as a coach.
- Jason Kidd's leadership has propelled the Mavs to the NBA Finals, offering a shot at redemption after a chaotic finish last year.
Fans are sharing their thoughts after the Mavs' tough Game 1 loss to the Celtics in the NBA Finals. Jason Kidd, who won a championship as a player in 2011, now has a chance to win as a coach. If Boston wins, they could be considered the most dominant team in Celtics history. Luka Doncic aims to score 3,000 points this season, needing 141 more. The NBA title, Larry O’Brien Trophy, rings, and bonus money are at stake in this series. Dallas has a chance to beat four 50-win teams on their way to the championship, a feat not achieved since 2001. Kidd values leading the Mavs to the Finals and believes in the team's potential. The Mavs have improved under Kidd's coaching, going from not winning a playoff series to winning five in three seasons. Kidd aims to become the eighth person to win a title as a player and coach for the same franchise. The Mavericks reflect their coach's resilience and determination, ready to face challenges and criticism head-on.