The Dallas Mavericks of the early 90s featured a promising trio of Jamal Mashburn, Jimmy Jackson, and Jason Kidd. Blessed with the nickname "The Three Js," the trio electrified Texas and the NBA ...

Guard Jim Jackson, right, is one of five players sent to New Jersey. Nelson traded forward Jamal Mashburn, left, to Miami on Friday. Guard Jason Kidd, center, was traded to Phoenix in December.

With those picks, the Mavs built a young core that people called “Triple J Ranch”: young wings Jim Jackson and Jamal Mashburn, plus young, brilliant point guard Jason Kidd. It didn’t work.

The duo of rookie forward Jamal Mashburn and second-year guard Jimmy Jackson gives the Mavericks a reason to continue playing hard as the season grinds on and the losses mount to near-record ...

For most of the season, guard Jimmy Jackson and forward Jamal Mashburn have ranked among the league leaders in scoring. If they continue their pace, they will become the fourth pair of teammates ...

They selected current Dallas coach Jason Kidd with the No. 2 pick in the 1994 draft, pairing him with Jamal Mashburn and Jim Jackson. Mashburn and Jackson were chosen No. 4 in the 1993 and 1992 ...

The Dallas Mavericks took that approach in the 1990s as they used top-five picks in three consecutive years on talented youngsters Jim Jackson, Jamal Mashburn, and Jason Kidd. Dubbed the "Three J ...

The Mavericks said they’ve taken guard Jimmy Jackson and forward Jamal Mashburn off the trading block, three weeks after shipping point guard Jason Kidd to the Phoenix Suns in a six-player swap.