He’s an offensive guy — like, the offensive guy, maybe — and one of the biggest singular stars in the history of professional sports, but even Tom Brady could’ve told you that a little defense and a little depth goes a long way.

The Dallas Mavericks picked up a dominating 129-114 victory at home against the New York Knicks on Wednesday, stifling an offense that had scored 145 points in

After Mikal Bridges hit the Knicks first three of the game to cut the deficit to ten, the Mavericks went on a 10-0 run, capped off by the former Knick Quentin Grimes who completed a finger roll to make it 38-20 just 2:30 minutes into the second quarter.