The Dallas Mavericks Are Going Back In Time For Next Season

Back to the 80s we go 🏀
The Dallas Mavericks Are Going Back In Time For Next Season
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The Dallas Mavericks have a very new look this season after adding some new faces to the team.

Now, they'll have an older look this season with younger faces, as they will be decking the court out to look as it did when the team was born in 1980.

The blue, green, and white color scheme is sure to fill life-long fans with nostalgia and give new fans a glimpse of how things used to look.

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40 Years since the team was born 

The Mavs switched to the current blue, black, and white color scheme in 2001.

It is still not yet officially know when the 2020-2021 season will start as the Coronavirus pandemic continues.

But one thing that is for certain, is that fans are more than excited to get a look at the new, or rather, old court layout.

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  • Noah Borden
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