No. 2 isn't just an All-Star caliber player -- according to Mark Cuban, he's the second best player in the NBA today.

Leading for most of the way Thursday night against the Boston Celtics, Jason and the Mavs just couldn’t hold on in the fourth quarter.

Jason and four other Mavs scored in double figures Tuesday night as the team shot 55.3 percent from the field, and ran away with a 118-100 victory over the Sacramento Kings.

Jason picked the right time to hit his first shot Saturday, hitting a three-pointer to take the Chicago Bulls to overtime, where Dallas eventually earned a 115-114 win. 

The night started off with Jason jamming his thumb during warmups, and that might have been the highlight of the evening. 

Jason continues to shine orchestrating the Dallas offense, this time leading the Mavericks to a 104-99 victory over the Portland Trailblazers.

The Mavs can point to an embarrassing loss to the Celtics on national television as the turning point in their season, as after it they were challenged by Coach Carlisle to take the season into the

For the ninth straight time, Dallas beat Miami in the regular season, with No. 2 putting on a passing clinic that picked the Heat apart.

An All-Star fixture, Jason will be watching this year's game instead of playing in it, but Jason still knows how to get the job done.

This time, it was time for Jason and the Mavs to be on the winning side of a blowout.