DETROIT — The Mavericks’ most noticeable gap this season is about to take the spotlight.
A few hours after their Thursday night loss in Detroit, Luka Doncic and Co. arrived in New York ahead of Saturday afternoon’s national TV tip-off against the Knicks and Jalen Brunson in Madison Square Garden.
En route to a 10-11 start, many fans have lamented the Mavericks’ failure to re-sign Brunson in free agency or replace his production as one of two established ball-handlers next to Doncic in the drive-and-kick offensive scheme.