With the Spurs making one last push, Jason stepped up like he has all year and knocked down a shot from way downtown to give the Mavs a 107-102 victory.

Jason tried to lead Dallas to another dramatic comeback victory, but in the end, Dallas dug itself too big of a hole, falling to the short-handed Oklahoma City Thunder, 96-87.

Jason added to his sure-fire Hall of Fame resume this weekend, becoming the fourth player in NBA history to log 10,000 assists.

Jason and the Mavs kept up their strong home play this week, dazzling fans with their fast paced offense. If you missed him in action, here’s what happened.

Jason and the Mavs got their revenge against the Bucks as they scored 30 fast break points to run all over Milwaukee.

Jason and the Dallas Mavericks were unable to find their offensive identity while playing the injury-plagued Spurs, and as a result, they suffered another road loss to a playoff contender.

To get a higher seed in the playoffs, No. 2 and the Mavs are going to have to start beating other playoff teams on the road, starting with a win over the San Antonio Spurs tonight.