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Jason Terry unfazed by quiet finish

Shut down after fast start, Jet remains confident and fired up for next opportunity

Updated: April 29, 2012, 5:32 AM ET
By Jeff Caplan | ESPNDallas.com

OKLAHOMA CITY -- In a glum Dallas Mavericks locker room where a sweaty Shawn Marion shook his head in silence as he slowly walked to the shower, and where Vince Carter spoke in a whisper to express his displeasure with another one that got away, and where Ian Mahinmi disappointingly explained how a sure fourth-quarter dunk became a Kevin Durant block and then an Oklahoma City Thunder surge, there stood a beacon of positivity and hope in Jason Terry.

Consider "Jet" undaunted and unfazed and, ...

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