Vernon Bryant / The Dallas Morning News The Dallas Mavericks season officially kicked off at home on Wednesday the 23rd. Last season was a whirlwind of emotions as the team said goodbye to the face of the franchise, and NBA legend, Dirk Nowitzki. The season also kicked off the introduction of the new face of the franchise, Luka Doncic, who went on to win the Rookie of the Year award. This upcoming year is going to be an exciting one for Mavs fans, and here are the top 10 game

Kory Waldron and I have been hard at work whittling down the game's elite talent to just the 50 best players. There's been plenty of toing and froing but we've finally come to a consensus. We'll be releasing the results over the coming week in increments of 10 players each. With all that considered here's 50-41 of OTG's Top 50 Players going into the 2018-19 season. Let us know your thoughts by hitting up Off the Glass on Twitter. 50. Tobias Harris Clips Nation Following the B

It wasn’t just a living nightmare for Knicks fans, but a perfect symbol of what life has been like for the New York faithful since the turn of the century. A stunned silence overcame the Madison Square Garden crowd as Kristaps Porzingis came crashing down to the ground at the 8:46 mark of the second quarter. Immediately, everyone knew their worst fears may have become a reality. Porzingis, who was selected to participate in his first All-Star Game later this month, started to

Kristaps Porzingis is struggling and there’s no denying that. His numbers in the past seven games have been far below what he was putting him in the beginning of the season. The results of the struggles? The Knicks have now become a bad team that is now one game below .500. It’s no secret that Porzingis is the team's best player and that the Knicks simply do not have the talent to overcome the struggles of the budding young star. Various ailments have caused Porzingis to miss

The New York Knicks have been a pleasant surprise this season. The team plays hard and hustles on both sides of the floor game in and game out. Sure, they might not boast the most talented roster and there might be some reasonable questions about their salaries — but there is a different vibe surrounding this year’s Knicks. Effort and dedication are finally back in the Mecca. Preseason expectations were about as low as they could get. The general consensus had the Knicks pinn

For the last decade or so, the NBA had seen a huge change in the type of player that dominated the hardwood. Due to some convenient rule changes, point guards had become far more important than in previous eras of basketball. These modern point guards were being asked to score the ball more than ever before, leading to blurred lines between the traditional guard positions. Consider this: in the forty years between 1965 and 2004, only one point guard won the MVP award, and tha