Mavericks: Tim Hardaway Jr. gives fans a playlist to enjoy

Dallas Mavericks Tim Hardaway Jr. (Photo by Ronald Martinez/Getty Images)
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Dallas Mavericks wing Tim Hardaway Jr. shared one of his go-to playlists for fans to enjoy during their free time. Check it out here.

The Dallas Mavericks have had multiple surprises this season, but none bigger than Tim Hardaway Jr. The 28-year-old was part of the Kristaps Porzingis trade at the deadline in 2019. Most viewed him as a throw-in. There were questions about his role coming into the season too.

THJ hushed his critics quickly. He is shooting 40.7 percent from 3-point range and averaging 15.8 points per game. His improved efficiency and shot selection have him locked in as a nightly starter and key piece to the Mavs success.

Hardaway Jr. has an $18.975 million player option for next season. His decision has a significant impact on the Mavericks offseason. They will have some cap space available if he opts out. Retaining him is the goal, though. Hardaway Jr. is the team’s third-leading scorer and important floor spacer. His ability to handle the ball and take some pressure off Luka is important.

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The Mavs are hoping he opts in. That allows them to retain their flexibility in 2021. Fans will have to stay tuned to see what Hardaway Jr. decides this offseason.

THJ’s playlist

The Mavericks have been releasing playlists from each player on their Twitter. Hardaway Jr. took his turn recently. Fans can check out the entire playlist here.

The Mavs also showed off some of his best pregame looks. Check them out below.

Tim Hardaway Jr. certain has style. Everyone misses seeing the Mavs coming into the arena as they prepare for a game. Hopefully, basketball and normal life will return in short order. Until then, be smart and stay safe.

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