NBA DALLAS Matchup 20170225

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NBA : ATS Matchup

Saturday 2/25/2017

Line

$ Line

OU Line

Score

NEW ORLEANS

DALLAS

-2

-125

+105

204

83
Final
96

NEW ORLEANS (23 - 35) at DALLAS (22 - 35)

Saturday, 2/25/2017 8:35 PM

Board		Open	Latest
509	NEW ORLEANS	205	-2.5
510	DALLAS	-1	204.5

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ADVANCED TEAM STATS

NEW ORLEANS - Current Season Performance
	Straight Up		Against Spread		Team				Opponent
	W-L	Units	W-L	O-U	Score	Half	FG Pct	Reb.	Score	Half	FG Pct	Reb.
All Games	23-35	-7.8	27-30	27-31	103.3	52.6	44.5%	51.9	106.9	54.2	44.8%	55.8
Road Games	9-19	-2	13-14	10-18	99.9	51.6	44.1%	51.4	104.6	54.0	44.6%	56.0
Last 5 Games	3-2	+4	3-2	1-4	105.0	54.0	47.7%	48.8	107.8	57.0	44.1%	52.4
Division Games	3-7	-1.9	3-7	4-6	97.5	48.3	43.3%	52.5	105.0	53.6	42.6%	56.2

NEW ORLEANS Team Statistics
			Shooting		3pt Shooting		Free Throws		Rebounding
	PPG	Half	FGM-A	Pct	FGM-A	PCT	FTM-A	Pct	Tot	Off	Ast	PF	Stl	TO	Bk
Team Stats (All Games)	103.3	52.6	39-87	44.5%	9-27	35.3%	17-22	74.6%	52	9	23	19	8	13	6
vs opponents surrendering	105.8	53.1	39-85	45.6%	10-27	35.9%	18-24	77.1%	52	10	22	20	8	14	5
Team Stats (Road Games)	99.9	51.6	38-85	44.1%	9-25	36.3%	16-21	73.7%	51	8	21	19	7	13	6
Stats Against (All Games)	106.9	54.2	40-89	44.8%	11-30	35.0%	16-21	77.8%	56	10	24	19	8	13	5
vs opponents averaging	106.1	53.3	39-85	45.7%	10-27	36.0%	18-24	77.4%	52	10	23	20	8	14	5
Stats Against (Road Games)	104.6	54.0	40-89	44.6%	10-30	34.5%	15-20	75.0%	56	10	23	19	8	13	5

DALLAS - Current Season Performance
	Straight Up		Against Spread		Team				Opponent
	W-L	Units	W-L	O-U	Score	Half	FG Pct	Reb.	Score	Half	FG Pct	Reb.
All Games	22-35	-0.4	30-27	22-32	97.8	49.0	44.1%	44.5	100.3	51.2	46.9%	51.7
Home Games	14-14	+1.4	17-11	10-17	100.3	50.2	44.7%	45.8	97.9	49.0	45.2%	51.0
Last 5 Games	2-3	-1	2-3	1-4	99.4	45.6	45.2%	46.2	98.2	52.2	46.0%	51.6
Division Games	2-8	-0.2	5-5	3-6	92.6	46.3	41.9%	45.6	99.4	52.4	46.4%	50.3

DALLAS Team Statistics
			Shooting		3pt Shooting		Free Throws		Rebounding
	PPG	Half	FGM-A	Pct	FGM-A	PCT	FTM-A	Pct	Tot	Off	Ast	PF	Stl	TO	Bk
Team Stats (All Games)	97.8	49.0	36-82	44.1%	11-30	35.6%	14-18	80.2%	45	8	20	19	8	11	4
vs opponents surrendering	105.6	53.2	39-86	45.6%	10-27	35.8%	18-23	77.4%	51	10	22	20	8	13	5
Team Stats (Home Games)	100.3	50.2	37-82	44.7%	11-30	36.2%	16-20	82.1%	46	8	20	19	8	11	4
Stats Against (All Games)	100.3	51.2	37-78	46.9%	10-25	38.8%	17-22	77.4%	52	9	21	19	6	15	4
vs opponents averaging	106.2	53.6	39-85	45.8%	10-27	36.2%	18-24	77.2%	52	10	23	20	8	14	5
Stats Against (Home Games)	97.9	49.0	36-79	45.2%	9-25	36.4%	17-22	79.3%	51	9	19	20	6	15	3

Average power rating of opponents played: NEW ORLEANS 96.3, DALLAS 96.2

SCHEDULE AND RESULTS

NEW ORLEANS - Season Results
								Team Stats				Opp Stats
Date	Opponent	Score	SU	Line	ATS	Tot.	O/U	Shots	Pct	REB	TO	Shots	Pct	REB	TO
1/16/2017	@ INDIANA	95-98	L	5	W	215	U	36-84	42.9%	43	13	41-81	50.6%	55	16
1/18/2017	ORLANDO	118-98	W	-6	W	212	O	46-93	49.5%	49	8	39-88	44.3%	53	18
1/20/2017	BROOKLYN	114-143	L	-10	L	221.5	O	43-105	41.0%	52	9	48-83	57.8%	54	16
1/23/2017	CLEVELAND	124-122	W	10	W	216.5	O	43-87	49.4%	54	8	43-93	46.2%	52	11
1/25/2017	OKLAHOMA CITY	105-114	L	1.5	L	217.5	O	41-96	42.7%	56	12	42-91	46.2%	63	16
1/27/2017	SAN ANTONIO	119-103	W	7.5	W	214.5	O	48-93	51.6%	55	14	33-85	38.8%	50	12
1/29/2017	WASHINGTON	94-107	L	0	L	221.5	U	38-84	45.2%	51	14	45-89	50.6%	49	10
1/31/2017	@ TORONTO	106-108	L	7.5	W	212.5	O	40-94	42.6%	53	11	43-94	45.7%	60	14
2/1/2017	@ DETROIT	98-118	L	7.5	L	210.5	O	41-82	50.0%	39	14	48-88	54.5%	50	10
2/4/2017	@ WASHINGTON	91-105	L	6.5	L	216.5	U	37-84	44.0%	54	15	38-83	45.8%	51	12
2/6/2017	PHOENIX	111-106	W	-5.5	L	222	U	42-92	45.7%	54	13	40-93	43.0%	57	16
2/8/2017	UTAH	94-127	L	3.5	L	199.5	O	35-77	45.5%	41	13	48-88	54.5%	51	8
2/10/2017	@ MINNESOTA	122-106	W	5	W	210	O	45-75	60.0%	51	21	38-82	46.3%	38	13
2/12/2017	@ SACRAMENTO	99-105	L	4	L	213	U	34-82	41.5%	43	17	35-78	44.9%	54	19
2/13/2017	@ PHOENIX	110-108	W	3.5	W	222	U	37-78	47.4%	49	16	40-93	43.0%	56	18
2/15/2017	@ MEMPHIS	95-91	W	8	W	205	U	37-75	49.3%	48	12	33-89	37.1%	61	15
2/23/2017	HOUSTON	99-129	L	3.5	L	230.5	U	36-86	41.9%	53	20	45-91	49.5%	53	16
2/25/2017	@ DALLAS
2/26/2017	@ OKLAHOMA CITY
3/1/2017	DETROIT
3/3/2017	SAN ANTONIO
3/5/2017	@ LA LAKERS
3/6/2017	@ UTAH
3/8/2017	TORONTO
3/11/2017	@ CHARLOTTE

DALLAS - Season Results
								Team Stats				Opp Stats
Date	Opponent	Score	SU	Line	ATS	Tot.	O/U	Shots	Pct	REB	TO	Shots	Pct	REB	TO
1/17/2017	@ CHICAGO	99-98	W	4.5	W	197	P	37-78	47.4%	43	12	37-82	45.1%	51	13
1/19/2017	@ MIAMI	95-99	L	0	L	200.5	U	37-82	45.1%	39	9	35-73	47.9%	57	13
1/20/2017	UTAH	107-112	L	5.5	W	188.5	O	39-87	44.8%	49	12	38-82	46.3%	61	15
1/22/2017	LA LAKERS	122-73	W	-6	W	207.5	U	43-87	49.4%	54	10	28-73	38.4%	38	17
1/25/2017	NEW YORK	103-95	W	-2.5	W	200.5	U	39-83	47.0%	43	7	39-92	42.4%	61	18
1/26/2017	@ OKLAHOMA CITY	98-109	L	9.5	L	197	O	38-84	45.2%	37	12	37-72	51.4%	56	16
1/29/2017	@ SAN ANTONIO	105-101	W	11.5	W	195.5	O	39-87	44.8%	49	6	39-83	47.0%	52	11
1/30/2017	CLEVELAND	104-97	W	4.5	W	208	U	39-86	45.3%	46	9	35-75	46.7%	48	17
2/1/2017	PHILADELPHIA	113-95	W	-7.5	W	205.5	O	40-86	46.5%	55	11	35-77	45.5%	45	13
2/3/2017	@ PORTLAND	108-104	W	6.5	W	206	O	36-76	47.4%	43	4	40-88	45.5%	54	9
2/6/2017	@ DENVER	87-110	L	3	L	212.5	U	34-79	43.0%	38	10	42-84	50.0%	56	15
2/7/2017	PORTLAND	113-114	L	3	W	207.5	O	37-75	49.3%	34	7	42-86	48.8%	58	15
2/9/2017	UTAH	112-105	W	2	W	193.5	O	44-87	50.6%	49	11	39-85	45.9%	49	21
2/11/2017	ORLANDO	112-80	W	-6.5	W	204.5	U	45-91	49.5%	57	14	32-82	39.0%	45	14
2/13/2017	BOSTON	98-111	L	1.5	L	210.5	U	35-77	45.5%	43	12	40-81	49.4%	49	12
2/15/2017	@ DETROIT	91-98	L	4.5	L	200.5	U	35-91	38.5%	39	6	36-83	43.4%	66	15
2/24/2017	@ MINNESOTA	84-97	L	4	L	204.5	U	35-83	42.2%	43	15	41-78	52.6%	49	16
2/25/2017	NEW ORLEANS
2/27/2017	MIAMI
3/1/2017	@ ATLANTA
3/3/2017	MEMPHIS
3/5/2017	OKLAHOMA CITY
3/7/2017	LA LAKERS
3/10/2017	BROOKLYN
3/11/2017	PHOENIX
3/13/2017	@ TORONTO

KEY GAME INFORMATION

NEW ORLEANS: BACKCOURT: PG Jrue Holiday is out indefinitely taking care of his wife, who is ill. His presence will make a significant impact when he returns, as the offense runs through him. G Tyreke Evans can do a lot of things, but is much less steady as a ball handler. No one doubts rookie SG Buddy Hield can shoot, but he has a lot to prove in other areas. New Orleans also signed SG Lance Stephenson in the offseason. . . . FRONTCOURT: It should tell you something that PF Anthony Davis had something of a disappointing season with over 24 points and 10 rebounds per game. He's still only 23, and ought to improve for years to come. Perhaps coach Alvin Gentry should move him to center, because Omer Asik and Alexis Ajinca are both weak spots for New Orleans when they're on the floor there. . . . BOTTOM LINE: It was an underwhelming season in New Orleans last year, in no small part due to injuries. Their ability to go over the total would seem, right now, highly dependent on when Holiday returns. Frankly, he has more important issues to deal with.

DALLAS: BACKCOURT: Point guards Deron Williams, Devin Harris and J.J. Barea have lived 97 years of life between the three of them, so expect plenty of responsible decision-making on the court and very few fast breaks. Williams' health is critical to the Mavericks' success, and easing off the mid-range jumpers wouldn't hurt. SG Wes Matthews was visibly less athletic last season than he once was, but a return to pre-injury form still isn't out of the question. . . . FRONTCOURT: PF Dirk Nowitzki's adapted old man game is as good as they come, guaranteeing him further success for the near future. The questions in the frontcourt are all regarding offseason acquisitions from Golden State. SF Harrison Barnes will either benefit from a lower-pressure situation or crumble under the expectations of an increased role. C Andrew Bogut will be reliable if he's on the court. The question is whether he can stay there. . . . BOTTOM LINE: Rick Carlisle is one of the best coaches in the NBA, and he frequently has his teams exceeding expectations. The veteran roster offers many mentors for Barnes, meaning he has both the talent and resources to succeed.

PREVIEW

Pelicans, Mavs get back to business after big trades

There will be a whole lot of new blood on display when the Dallas Mavericks and New Orleans Pelicans collide Saturday night at American Airlines Center.

A lot of it will be Blue Blood.

The Pelicans and Mavericks pulled off the two biggest trades of the season, acquiring DeMarcus Cousins and Nerlens Noel, respectively. The additions of the former Kentucky big men were made with an eye on the future and the now.

Surprisingly, each franchise gave up relatively little in the deals and both are still gunning for the No. 8 seed in the Western Conference.

New Orleans (23-35) dealt for Cousins to pair with fellow UK product Anthony Davis to form a towering frontline. Cousins had 27 points, 14 rebounds, 5 steals, 5 assists and 4 blocks in a 30-point defeat to Houston on Thursday.

Cousins was shocked and hurt by the move from his longtime NBA home, but was happy to get on the floor in New Orleans with his new team.

"It was good to get it under my belt, good to get it out of my way," Cousins said after the 129-99 setback. "It's good to just get back to basketball, finally. I know there was a lot of anticipation coming up to this for the city, for the fans and for myself as well."

On Friday, the Pelicans reluctantly waived Omri Casspi, who was part of the Cousins trade but broke his thumb Thursday against the Rockets. New Orleans signed Reggie Williams and Jarrett Jack to 10-day contracts.

The Mavs added Noel, the No. 6 pick in 2013 from Kentucky, from Philadelphia in a stunning move at Thursday's deadline. Noel didn't make the trip to Minnesota for the Mavs' 97-84 loss Friday, but is expected to make his Dallas debut on his new home floor against the Pelicans.

The Mavericks (22-35) are still clinging to playoff aspirations despite a three-game losing streak. Noel would be a big part of that potential postseason push.

"Our hope and expectation is to have this energize our team and really make a run, but this was an absolute move for the future," Dallas general manager Donnie Nelson said.

Noel has been compared favorably to former Dallas center Tyson Chandler, a defensive-minded rim protector and rebounder who excelled in the pick-and-roll. Noel, at 22, adds to a young nucleus that includes Harrison Barnes (24), Seth Curry (26) and rookie sensation Yogi Ferrell (23).

The Mavs not only traded away veteran center Andrew Bogut to get Noel, but waived veteran point guard Deron Williams later that same day. That opened the door for Ferrell to be the starter for the foreseeable future.

"We love his energy, his enthusiasm for the game," Mavs coach Carlisle said. "He goes hard. He's proven that he can defend some of the really good, quick point guards well. You don't stop those guys, but you can make it hard on them. And he's obviously had some good stretches of scoring the ball.

"So, for him, I want him to stay in the process of being a threat to score on offense and, off of that, being able to make plays, get other people set up. And defensively, just keep playing at a high-energy level, play without fouling, be in a hit-first mode."

Last Updated: 4/24/2024 2:14:57 AM EST.