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Luka Doncic Passes Jason Terry on Mavs’ All-Time Scoring List

The 24-year-old basketball phenom has already cracked the Dallas Mavericks’ top-10 all-time scoring list, and he just passed a franchise great for No. 6 on the list.

Dalton Trigg

Luka Doncic Passes Jason Terry on Mavs’ All-Time Scoring List
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Luka Doncic has been on a tear for the Dallas Mavericks in December while also helping his injury-plagued team keep its head above water in the West with a 5-4 record in games he’s played in.

Obviously, Doncic would love for that win-loss record to be better than what it’s been this month, but he’s doing everything he possibly can to will his team to victories while being without his co-star Kyrie Irving and breakout rookie starting center Dereck Lively II.

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As Doncic continues to put up video-game numbers, he seemingly makes NBA and franchise history on a nightly basis. More history happened on Saturday night as the Mavs took on the San Antonio Spurs.

Doncic was already No. 7 on the Mavs’ all-time scoring list, and now he has pass 2011 champion and fan-favorite Jason Terry for No. 6 on the list. For context on how incredible Doncic’s trajectory has been, he’s played in 357 career games and is in his sixth season. Terry played in 619 games for the Mavs over a span of eight seasons.

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Next up for Doncic on the Mavs’ all-time scoring list after he passes Terry is Michael Finley at No. 5 with 12,389 points. The four-time All-NBA First Teamer will likely pass Finley next season.

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Dalton Trigg
DALTON TRIGG

Dalton Trigg is the Editor-In-Chief for Dallas Basketball, as well as the Executive Editor overseeing Inside The Rockets, Inside The Spurs, All Knicks, and The Magic Insider. He is the founder and host for the Mavs Step Back Podcast, which is a proud part of the Blue Wire podcast network. Trigg graduated from the University of Southern Mississippi’s College of Business and Economic Development with a bachelor’s degree in entrepreneurship in 2016. After spending a few years with multiple Dallas Mavericks-related blogs, including SB Nation’s Mavs Moneyball, Trigg joined DallasBasketball.com as a staff writer in 2018 and never looked back. At the start of 2022, he was promoted to the EIC title he holds now. Through the years, Trigg has conducted a handful of high-profile one-on-one interviews to add to his resume — in both writing and podcasting. Some of his biggest interviews have been with Mavs owner Mark Cuban, Mavs GM Nico Harrison, now-retired legend Dirk Nowitzki and many other current/former players and team staffers. Many of those interviews and other articles by Trigg have been aggregated by other well-known sports media websites, such as Yahoo Sports, CBS Sports, Bleacher Report and others. You can find Trigg on all major social media channels, but his most prevalent platform is on Twitter. Whether it’s posting links to his DBcom work, live-tweeting Mavs games or merely giving his opinions on things going on with Dallas and the rest of the NBA, the daily content never stops rolling. For any inquiries, please email Dalton@MavsStepBack.com.

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