The Dallas Mavericks connected on 16 three-pointers, dominating the Los Angeles Clippers 129-99 Friday at the American Airlines Center.
Chandler Parsons propelled the Mavs with five triples and 22 points, and the bench drained seven more trifectas. Dallas shot 60.7 percent from the field, its second-highest clip this season.
In addition to Blake Griffin and Jamal Crawford missing their 15th and fifth consecutive outings, respectively, the Clippers didn't have much of Chris Paul, either. He attempted just eight shots.
J.J. Redick scored a team-high 17 points, but Los Angeles struggled to find the range as a unit. Doc Rivers' team connected on 12-of-32 attempts from beyond the arc.
The Mavericks improved to 31-0 when leading after three quarters.
Los Angeles Clippers
Chris Paul: C-
While Chris Paul was active on the defensive end and managed five steals, his scoring impact was lessened by Rajon Rondo's stingy presence and occasional double-teams. CP3 was seemingly an afterthought in the Clippers' attack.
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