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

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.

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.