The NBA trade deadline is now only eight days away, and there has still been a noticeable lack of movement. We've only seen one trade this year, and that was the Atlanta Hawks dumping Trae Young to the Washington Wizards for CJ McCollum's expiring contract and Corey Kispert.
As winter weather melts away in North Texas, the Mavericks return home to face a Timberwolves squad still figuring out its own identity. Despite injuries and inconsistency, Dallas has shown resilience — often finding ways to compete when it matters most.
The Dallas Mavericks will host the Minnesota Timberwolves on the first night of a back-to-back for both teams. That could have them managing some injuries as they look to stay healthy with a couple of weeks remaining before the All-Star Break.
The Dallas Mavericks had an unplanned three-day break after their game against the Milwaukee Bucks, originally planned for Sunday evening, was postponed due to weather in the Dallas area.
This week, the Mavericks are turning the spotlight toward two of their originals. On Wednesday night, Norm Sonju — the franchise’s first general manager and co-founder — will be honored at American Airlines Center.
Most NBA players, no matter how successful, are out of the league before the end of their 30s, or even their 20s. That leaves a lot of life left to live, and a good handful of players have made the most of their professional lives after leaving the court.
There are nine days remaining until the NBA trade deadline, and while the Dallas Mavericks would like to move on from Anthony Davis, it's looking unlikely.
Anthony Davis is not supposed to be available. After all, he’s injured (yet again). But in this league, supposed to only means so much. Despite Davis being sidelined with a wrist injury, the Mavericks have reopened trade conversations involving the All-Star forward, per ESPN’s Shams Charania and Bobby Marks.
The Dallas Mavericks are honoring one of their best players of all-time on Thursday. Dallas is retiring the jersey of Mark Aguirre. There are several Mavericks stars expected to attend the retirement ceremony, including NBA champion Dirk Nowitzki.
The Dallas Mavericks are trying to figure out what to do regarding Anthony Davis ahead of the NBA trade deadline next week. Davis is approaching the one-year anniversary since his trade from the Los Angeles Lakers to the Mavericks for Luka Doncic, but his tenure in the Lone Star State has primarily been defined by injuries.
The Mavericks were 1-1 this past week and remain locked into 12th place in the West. They played both games at home, beating Golden State (123-115) and losing to the Los Angeles Lakers (116-110).
The Dallas Mavericks didn't have anyone selected as a starter for the 2026 NBA All-Star Game, and they likely won't have any reserves either. However, they will not be shut out of All-Star Weekend entirely.
While Anthony Davis is the biggest Dallas Mavericks name swirling through the trade winds, the player to reportedly watch is Naji Marshall, per Christian Clark of The Athletic.
As the trade deadline looms, it feels like the Dallas Mavericks are still trying to find their space in the timeline spectrum: Do they try to win now or build for the future?
The college basketball realm is a breeding ground for the future NBA stars. With the likes of Cooper Flagg dominating the court for the Dallas Mavericks, NBA fans are always curious about the latest buzz is from the NCAA court. Currently, a couple of names are taking college basketball by storm.
Anyone wondering who'd end up on the Rookies team for the 2026 Rising Stars Game at NBA All-Star Weekend could simply look at the first picks of last year's draft.
The Dallas Mavericks have high trade thresholds for Naji Marshall and Max Christie, according to NBA insider Marc Stein of The Stein Line. The Mavericks are listening to trade offers for everyone on the roster except Cooper Flagg and Kyrie Irving, sources told DallasHoopsJournal, but it will take a lot to get Marshall or Christie.
The Dallas Mavericks will not play Sunday evening in Milwaukee after their team plane got stuck at the airport in Dallas. The Mavericks had been slated to play in Milwaukee against the Bucks at 7 P.M.
On Saturday, Doncic returned to the American Airlines Center for a second time since the Dallas Mavericks traded him in February 2025. This time, he shed no tears.
In leading the Los Angeles Lakers to a much-needed 116-110 win, Doncic put up one of his best performances of the season and was even close to adding an 87th career triple-double to his all-time ledger.