Another Friday brings a fresh slate of NBA Cup action, with 18 teams playing across nine group games. The Mavericks take the floor in the fifth matchup, looking to shake off a rough start that has them 13th in the West.
The Dallas Mavericks never expected such a dramatic front-office shift. Mark Cuban didn’t expect it either, and the fallout from the Nico Harrison firing only exposed how much his influence had already faded.
The Dallas Mavericks have struggled so far this season as they enter Friday’s NBA Cup matchup against the New Orleans Pelicans with a 4-12 record. However, while Cooper Flagg has flashed major potential, it appears that one of his teammates is quietly producing big numbers.
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According to NBA insider Shams Charania of ESPN, the Dallas Mavericks are not interested in trading Kyrie Irving. While the Mavericks are expected to trade Anthony Davis, Klay Thompson and possibly a few other veterans after firing Nico Harrison as general manager, the franchise wants to keep Irving, who is recovering from left ACL surgery.
Former NBA center Kendrick Perkins is hearing that the Detroit Pistons are very interested in trading for Dallas Mavericks star Anthony Davis. The Mavericks are expected to trade Davis after firing Nico Harrison as general manager, sources told DallasHoopsJournal.
The Dallas Mavericks are in a tough spot. Through the early stages of the 2025-26 campaign, the Mavericks are a mere 4-12 and have one of the worst records in the NBA.
Listen to that. It’s the city of Dallas, Texas, 1.3 million strong, in full rejoice. Nico Harrison, the man behind one of the most controversial trades ever, was fired last Wednesday morning from his role as GM.
The Dallas Mavericks find themselves at a crossroads. League sources, as reported by Marc Stein, indicate that Dallas is willing to listen to trade offers for Anthony Davis in the coming months.
The Dallas Mavericks are about to play their 12th home game of the season, and it's just game 17 of the year. The amount of home games they've played so far this year is a little crazy, which makes it even crazier that they're just 4-12.
There are some big questions to answer for the Dallas Mavericks after they decided to part ways with Nico Harrison. The Mavericks are moving on from a Nico Harrison era that left them with plenty of issues, including a roster that needs serious attention.
The Dallas Mavericks, following former GM Nico Harrison’s firing, are likely to rebuild around #1 overall pick Cooper Flagg. Reports claim that the Mavericks
As the Dallas Mavericks walked off the court Wednesday night following yet another loss — this time a 113-111 defeat to the New York Knicks — players bowed their head and strolled towards the locker room in silence.
Even with minority owner Mark Cuban publicly downplaying the idea, multiple reports suggest the Mavericks will at least listen on Anthony Davis ahead of the February trade deadline.
Kyrie Irving apparently will not have to keep a spare bag packed. The Dallas Mavericks have no interest in trading away their star Irving, Shams Charania
Cooper Flagg missed his first NBA game on Wednesday night as the Dallas Mavericks suffered a tough 113-111 loss to Jalen Brunson and the New York Knicks.
The Dallas Mavericks finally admitted their failures surrounding the Luka Doncic trade and subsequent decisions made by general manager Nico Harrison. Earlier this month, Harrison was relieved of his duties in Dallas as the franchise hopes to open a new chapter.
The cost of trading away Luka Doncic and dealing with Anthony Davis’ injury issues is the price that the Mavericks paid to draft Cooper Flagg as the No.
Davis was supposed to form a tandem with star guard Kyrie Irving that would keep the Mavericks in championship contention. That vision may not become a reality.