TONIGHT'S SHOW GUEST JASON "JET" TERRY, NEW MAVS ROOKIES, MLB ALL-STAR GAME, NBA TALK, NFL TALK

10:30PM CST: Tonight's show we air the official exclusive interview with Jason Terry also details of our trip with the Lady Jets. Plus the Mavs introduce thier new rookies Jae Crowder, Jared Cunningham, and Bernard James. We talk about the NBA trades and free agency moves. Also a little NFL talk about the decline of attendance...


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MAVS INTRODUCE NEW ROOKIES JARED CUNNINGHAM, JAE CROWDER, BERNARD JAMES

We take inside the Mavs press conference to introduce their 2012 draft class. Don't miss our interview with Jared Cunningham #1 and Jae Crowder #32.

VIDEO: 2012 DALLAS MAVERICKS DRAFT DAY, RICK CARLISLE AND DONNIE NELSON TALK TRADE

MAVERICKS TRADE 17th PICK FOR THREE SOLID PLAYERS

Immediately after drafting Tyler Zeller with the 17th pick, the Mavs looking to retool traded him to Cleveland for the 24th, 33rd, and 34th picks. Mavs take advantage and grab three players that can really help a depleted roster; Jared Cunningham, Bernard James, and Jae Crowder. Cunningham is a good raw talent at the 2. James, a 27-year old Iraq war veteran center, drew the Newark fans admiration with "U.S.A" chants. A first for a Maverick draft pick. Crowder is big power forward at 6' 6'' 241 pounds with a high octane motor. Watching Crowder play at Marquette, he could be the energy guy off the bench to bring the enthusiam similar to Jet Terry.

The also selected Darius Johnson-Odom

Macs biggest impact will still be made in the free agent market. Question is: Are they trying to bring in players to match with Deron Williams or are they trying to package player to get Sworn here? Stay tuned...

More on the players:

Cunningham (6-4, 194) from Oregon State. Named First Team All-Pac 12 as a junior when he averaged 17.9 points, 3.8 rebounds, 2.8 assists and 2.5 steals per game.

James (6-10, 240) from Florida State. Six years in Air Force including three tours in Iraq. ACC All-Defense team.

Crowder (6-6, 235) from Marquette. NJCAA Player of the Year when at Howard College. Big Eats Player of the Year averaging 17.5 points, 8.4 rebounds, 2.1 assists and 2.5 steals per game in senior season.