Beaubois gets first start for Mavericks

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NEW ORLEANS (AP)—Dallas Mavericks rookie Rodrigue Beaubois(notes) got his first career NBA start against the New Orleans Hornets on Wednesday night in place of Quinton Ross(notes), who had a bruised lower back.

Ross’ injury had occurred a night earlier in Dallas during the Mavs’ 96-85 victory over the Utah Jazz. He was listed as day to day.

Beaubois, the 25th overall pick in the first round of last summer’s draft, came to the NBA after playing professionally in France.

The 21-year-old was drafted by Oklahoma City, then was sent to Dallas for No. 24 pick B.J. Mullens and a second-rounder.

The opening minutes of his first start could not have gone much better. He scored the Mavericks’ first nine points.

Updated Nov 4, 10:19 pm EST
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  1. God's Gun
    6. Posted by God's Gun Fri Nov 13 5:05pm EST

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    Strike one was stupic Cuban not signing Steve Nasty!
  2. Pops
    5. Posted by Pops Wed Jul 8 4:04pm EDT

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    so when did Kidd only average 2 assists a game---what are you , an idiot---he prob. could av. 2 assists a game when he was 3 years old
  3. GiovannI
    4. Posted by GiovannI Tue Jul 7 11:10pm EDT

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    Yall Retarded Yall Gotta Be Confidentt && Dontt Be Hatinqq On The Mavs!
  4. QuAzY
    3. Posted by QuAzY Tue Jul 7 7:25pm EDT

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    Blah MAVS probably regretting Trading D.Harris ... now he's an all-star ...

    Strike 2 for Cuban!!!!
  5. The Lord Humungus
    2. Posted by The Lord Humungus Tue Jul 7 5:36pm EDT

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    A 21 year old raw talent who has never played above the French equivalent of a "B league". This guy's not even a poor-man's Tony Parker! There were several players at that point that could be in an 8 man rotation by season's end, and we get a point guard who doesn't pass (2 assists/game) barely scores (10 points/game) and does apparently little but jack up 3's. Hmmm, sounds like Jason Terry lite.

    It is the goal of Donnie Nelson to ruin the Mavs? If so, he's doing a great job.
  6. George
    1. Posted by George Tue Jul 7 5:09pm EDT

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    Good Job.. I guess
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