Anthony Davis is ready and motivated to face off against his former team when the Dallas Mavericks play the LA Lakers tomorrow night. The Dallas Mavericks have been one of the worst teams in the NBA this season, starting the campaign with a 5-14 record in the Western Conference.
Despite the Dallas Mavericks losing and then losing some more, Naji Marshall’s toughness and understanding of the small things it takes to win was on display last week.
ESPN’s Tim MacMahon says the Mavericks have one clear stance as the trade market heats up. They are not looking to move Kyrie Irving. Irving opted out this summer and signed a new three year deal, locking him in through the 2027 season.
While the Dallas Mavericks have fired general manager Nico Harrison, it hasn’t taken away from how bad this season has gone so far for the franchise. The Dallas Mavericks have gotten out to a poor 5-14 start, while Luka Doncic is dominating with the Los Angeles Lakers.
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The Dallas Mavericks’ season went from bad to worse in the blink of an eye. At 5-13, they currently hold 14th place in an extremely competitive Western Conference.
The Dallas Mavericks are still shaking their heads nearly 10 months after trading Luka Doncic to the Los Angeles Lakers. However, a trade between the Lakers and Mavericks could make sense again, this time in a deal that benefits Dallas a little more.
Anthony Davis took part in Mavericks practice on Wednesday and is expected to be listed as questionable for Friday’s game against the Lakers, per Mike Curtis of the Dallas Morning News.
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While some NBA analysts put together Dallas Mavericks trade proposals to help their rookie Cooper Flagg, the first overall pick is confident he’ll turn things around amid his 3-point shooting woes.
Dallas Mavericks rookie Cooper Flagg is getting adjusted to the NBA, but he isn't off to the start he had hoped. The Mavs are 5-14 to start the season, which is already 10 more losses than he had in his lone season at Duke.
As the Mavericks faces another injury setback with young center Dereck Lively II, it's fair to ask if Harrison's firing of team trainers helped lead to the team's massive injury issues.
Dallas Mavericks big man Dereck Lively II will miss at least three more games due to swelling and discomfort in his right foot, the team said Tuesday. Lively has missed the past two games.
There’s concern in Dallas that the Mavericks may be without big man Dereck Lively II for an extended period, reports Marc Stein of The Stein Line (Twitter link).
Cooper Flagg’s 29-point performance in the Mavericks’ 118–115 win over the Pelicans was more than just a career high. He also grabbed seven rebounds, dished out five assists, and made several key defensive plays.