Dallas Mavericks rookie Cooper Flagg did not make the All-Star team, but he was set to participate in the Rising Stars Game during All-Star weekend. On Wednesday, it was revealed that Flagg has a left mid-foot sprain, which means he will miss Thursday’s game against the Los Angeles Lakers and he won’t play in the Rising Stars Game.
Just as speculation about Mark Cuban regaining control of the Dallas Mavericks began to circulate, the franchise’s controlling owners made their position unmistakably clear.
The Dallas Mavericks enter tonight’s matchup desperately trying to halt an eight‑game losing streak, while the Los Angeles Lakers look to rebound after being forced to field a skeleton lineup in their previous outing.
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The Dallas Mavericks have just one more game remaining before the All-Star Break, and it's a matchup against a familiar face: Luka Doncic (and Maxi Kleber) and the Los Angeles Lakers.
Dallas Mavericks fans started to get excited when a story broke from NBA insider Marc Stein, saying that an unidentified group of Dallas investors was interested in partnering with minority owner Mark Cuban, looking to buy the Mavs back from Miriam Adelson and Patrick Dumont.
The Mavericks will be hitting pause on Cooper Flagg for a bit. Dallas announced Wednesday that Flagg is dealing with a left midfoot sprain and will be sidelined through All-Star Weekend.
NBA Rookie of the Year front-runner Cooper Flagg of the Dallas Mavericks has a left midfoot sprain and will be sidelined through All-Star weekend, the team announced Wednesday.
Recovering from “a left midfoot sprain” that he sustained against the Phoenix Suns on Tuesday (h/t Mavs PR on X), Dallas Mavericks forward Cooper Flagg will miss this season’s Rising Stars Game, an All-Star event that spotlights the best first-year and second-year players in the NBA.
Fresh claims suggest that Texas politics, rather than basketball performance, may be driving Patrick Dumont and the Adelson family toward a potential Dallas Mavericks sale.
Speculation around the Adelson family potentially parting ways with the Dallas Mavericks has intensified, with one explanation dominating the conversation.
NBA star Khris Middleton is opening the newest chapter of his career with the Dallas Mavericks. The 2021 champion did not last with the Washington Wizards, as he was traded on Thursday’s trade deadline.
Prior to the trade deadline, the Dallas Mavericks finally cut their losses and sent oft-injured star player Anthony Davis, the main man they got in exchange for Luka Doncic, to the Washington Wizards in exchange for a few first-round picks as well as a few veteran players headlined by former NBA champion Khris Middleton.
Khris Middleton isn’t thinking about a buyout. At least not yet. Middleton, acquired by Dallas as part of the Anthony Davis deal, said Tuesday that he hasn’t had any conversations with the Mavericks about a possible buyout and isn’t pushing for one.
Klay Thompson and the Dallas Mavericks suffered a 138-125 loss on Saturday against Victor Wembanyama and the San Antonio Spurs. It was another disappointing outing from the Mavs, who are now riding a seven-game losing streak.
As the trade deadline loomed, the Dallas Mavericks made headlines by actively shaking up their roster. They executed a blockbuster three-team trade, sending Anthony Davis and D’Angelo Russell to the Washington Wizards.
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