Dallas Mavericks: Odds, how to watch, and more for game 14 vs. Warriors

The Dallas Mavericks host the Golden State Warriors on Nov. 20. Fans can find out how to watch, the odds, and so much more here.

The Dallas Mavericks are in the midst of a four-game homestand. They won the first two. The Mavs host the Golden State Warriors on Wednesday evening in a nationally televised game.

The Warriors are dealing with more injuries than any other team in the NBA. That is a major reason why they have just two wins. The Dubs will be facing the Mavericks on the second of a back-to-back too.

Here is everything fans need to know about the Dallas Mavericks hosting Golden State.

Start Time

Wednesday’s game inside the American Airlines Center gets underway at 7:30 p.m. ET or 6:30 p.m. local time in Dallas.

How to watch

Fans can watch nationwide on ESPN. The Mavericks also have a local broadcast on Fox Sports Southwest-Dallas. Fans in Golden State’s market can watch on NBC Sports Bay Area.

Watch online

The game can be streamed on Watch ESPN. Supporters in both local markets will have online options. Dallas viewers can check Fox Sports Go and Warriors fans have the NBC Sports app respectively.

Odds

The Mavs opened as a -13.5 favorite courtesy of the Action Network. The odds markers are expecting a Dallas win over the Warriors.

Injury update

The Mavericks game notes lists Seth Curry as questionable with an illness. He is the only player on their report.

The Warriors are on the second night of a back-to-back. The NBA’s official injury report listed Stephen Curry, Jacob Evans, Damion Lee, Kevon Looney, D’Angelo Russell, Alen Smailagic, and Klay Thompson as out for Tuesday’s game. No word yet on if any of those players will recover in time for Wednesday’s game.

Be sure to check the news just before tipoff to get all the late-breaking information.

Storyline to follow: Can Luka keep it rolling?

Luka Doncic is coming off the best game of his career. He had a 42-point triple-double in the Dallas Mavericks win over the Spurs on Monday. The 20-year-old is playing lights out in November. He is averaging 31.6 points, 11.6 rebounds, and 10.4 assists per over the Mavs nine games this month so far.

The Warriors are currently 30th or last in defensive rating. Throw in the injuries plus the schedule disadvantage could make it an ugly game for the Warriors.

Doncic and the Mavericks need to take care of business on Wednesday. Fans should be locked in and enjoy the contest.