Watch two classic Dallas Mavericks games tonight

Dallas Mavericks Rolando Blackman (Photo by Focus on Sport/Getty Images)
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How to watch two classic Dallas Mavericks games on June 15

Dallas Mavericks fans are missing basketball right now. The last live game took place on March 11. Over three months have passed since the NBA suspended play. Fans have enjoyed reliving the 2011 title run, but are craving more.

The restart is fast approaching. Games are set to begin on July 30. The Mavericks will be one of 22 teams in Disney vying for a championship. They are going to be back in the playoffs and ready to make noise.

Until then, fans will have to enjoy some classic Mavs games. Fox Sports Southwest has them covered on Monday. Let us take a look at the schedule and why supporters should tune in.

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How and why to watch two classic Dallas Mavericks games on June 15

The first game gets underway at 6 p.m. CT. It is a re-air of Moody Madness. That is followed by game six of the 1988 Western Conference Semifinals against the Denver Nuggets at 8 p.m. These two classic Mavs games will be a first for some fans. Here is why you should tune in.

Moody Madness is the fifth and deciding game of the 1984 Western Conference first round playoff series between the Mavericks and Seattle SuperSonics. That is the first postseason appearance in the Mavs franchise history. They had to move it to Moody Coliseum because Reunion Arena was booked. It turns into a wild affair and one of the best games in Mavericks’ history.

Fans can read more about their first playoff series here.

The Mavericks clinch a spot in the 1988 Western Conference Finals in the second game being aired on Monday. Rolando Blackman, Derek Harper, and Sam Perkins all come up big for the Mavs to advance against a Nuggets team led by Hall of Famer Alex English.

Both games are Dallas Mavericks classic, so tune in and enjoy the show on June 15.

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