Dirk scores 17 in 3-point contest (1:35)

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Luka Doncic with Marc Stein

Luka Doncic talks with Marc Stein before the Rising Stars.

Doncic believes he and Porzingis can be 'special' (1:07)

Dirk gets hot in the 2006 3-point contest (0:58)

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Balancing the books for the Lakers, Knicks, AD and Philly

Brian Windhorst, Andrew Han, Dave McMenamin, Nick Friedell and Tim Bontemps chat about the faltering Lakers (1:15), reevaluate the Porzingis trade (24:05), LeBron seeing Zion Williamson in action (9:55), how good the 76ersÃ¢`â¢ new starting lineup is (44:35) and more.

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3dTim MacMahon

No hard feelings: D-Wade, Dirk swap jerseys

The Mavericks' Dirk Nowitzki and the Heat's Dwyane Wade, once rivals, swapped jerseys after Wednesday's game in Dallas.

Dirk and Wade shine in vintage showdown (2:34)

Luka's near triple-double comes in loss (1:35)

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Wade helps Heat top Mavs 112-101 in likely final Dallas game

Dwyane Wade scored 22 points in what figures to be his final game on the court where he won his first championship, helping the Miami Heat beat the Dallas Mavericks 112-101 Wednesday night.

Dirk drains 3 from top of the arc (0:26)

Dirk showing off the vintage moves (0:15)

Dirk, Wade enter to loud applause from the crowd (0:25)

Tim MacMahon ESPN Staff Writer

After his normal pregame warmup routine, Dwyane Wade told ESPN that he would play against the Mavericks, his final stop in Dallas. "I'm gonna go," said Wade, who missed shootaround due to an illness. "I don't know if I'm good."

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4dTim MacMahon

Despite illness, Wade 'gonna go' in Dallas finale

Dwyane Wade is ill, but he said he's "gonna go" for Wednesday's game in what will be his final appearance in Dallas.

Tim MacMahon ESPN Staff Writer

Dwyane Wade did not attend shootaround in Dallas this morning due to an illness. He is questionable for his final appearance at the American Airlines Center, where he clinched his first title in 2006.

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Five names ready to dominate the next 10 All-Star games

With LeBron in MJ's house for this weekend's All-Star Game, here are five 25-and-under stars with the talent and star power to take the throne in a post-LeBron NBA.

Doncic tallies double-double in Mavs' loss (1:27)

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Harden runs 30-point streak to 30, Rockets beat Mavs 120-104

James Harden scored 31 points for his 30th straight 30-point game despite dealing with a shoulder injury, leading the Houston Rockets to a 120-104 victory over the Dallas Mavericks on Monday night.