The Dallas Mavericks may have lost most of the core of their 2011 championship team including Tyson Chandler, Jason Terry, and Jason Kidd, but they are in the process of retooling and rebuilding and have made several moves so far this offseason. The Mavericks added shooting guard O.J. Mayo last week, as well as point guard Darren Collison, and this week they have re-signed Delonte West, who is expected to back up Collison at the point guard position. West is one of eight guards currently on the Mavericks roster as they reshape their squad for the upcoming 2012-2013 campaign and look to remain as one of the contenders in the Western conference.

The Dallas Mavericks have had a tough time so far in defense of their NBA title from last season and find themselves down 2-0 to the Oklahoma City Thunder in their first-round playoff series in the Western Conference. The Mavs lost a tough one 102-99 on Monday night, despite a strong performance from Dirk Nowitzki in which he had 31 points, 6 rebounds, one assist and a steal. Russell Westbrook led the charge for the Thunder with 29 points, two rebounds and two assists. The team will look for strong performances from Nowitzki and Jason Kidd to get the team back on track in game three.

The Dallas Mavericks will get the opportunity to defend their title from last season, as the team has clinched a playoff spot in the Western Conference. With just one game remaining in the season, Dallas will hold either the six, seven or eight seed, depending on the performances of themselves, the Denver Nuggets and the Utah Jazz. Currently listed as the seven seed, the Mavericks are currently only a half game behind the Denver Nuggets and the Utah Jazz sit just a game behind them. The Mavericks final game comes against the Atlanta Hawks on Thursday night at Philips Arena.

Coming off a season in which they won the NBA championship, the Denver Nuggets are fighting for one of the final playoff spots in the Western Conference. Currently, their 32-26 record pits them as the sixth seed, however they are tied with Houston and Denver, both of whom are in place as the seven and eight seeds. To make matters worse, the Utah Jazz are just 1.5 games behind them as the first team out of the playoff race, ensuring that the Western Conference comes down to the wire. Dirk Nowitzski currently leads the team with 21.1 points per game.

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