The Dallas Mavericks now have their best home winning streak since the 2007-08 after season Monday night's convincing win over the Orlando Magic.

It was another impressive home performance for Rick Carlisle's squad, as the Mavs allowed their second-lowest point total of the season in the 101-76 victory over Orlando.

And in the process, the Mavs were able to secure their 10th straight win at American Airlines Center, which is something that the franchise hasn't accomplished in quite a while.

That's certainly an impressive feat, and it's even more incredible when you think of how Dallas started off in the new campaign. This team was 3-8 at one point on the season, but things have shifted dramatically with the Mavs now at 14-11 overall.

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One of the main reasons for the trend in the right direction has been the play of rookie Luka Doncic, who had a tough shooting night against the Magic but still managed to contribute in other ways.

Doncic finished with just seven points on 2-of-11 shooting from the floor, but he picked up the slack elsewhere by grabbing 11 rebounds and dishing out nine assists.

Harrison Barnes led the way for Dallas with 19 points while Jalen Brunson added 17. Dwight Powell also had a solid game off the bench with 16 points in 21 minutes of action.

The Mavs will get an opportunity to keep their hot streak going on Wednesday night when they host the Atlanta Hawks.

After that, Doncic and company will prepare for a stretch that will feature five road games in the span of 10 days.