As the February 5 trade deadline approaches, league executives are still circling the Mavericks, trying to determine which direction, if any, the franchise is prepared to take.
In a powerful act of international philanthropy, Dallas Mavericks guard Kyrie Irving recently played a key role in building a new school in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, a deeply underserved area that had faced disruption from armed conflict and limited access to education.
This is the fourth and final meeting between these two flawed-but-feisty Western Conference also-rans. Dallas won Game 3 of the season series just two days ago in a 144–122 blowout behind Klay Thompson’s 26 points and an unexpected 3-point deluge.
The Dallas Mavericks have been dealing with an injury bug, significantly affecting their overall roster and in-game performance. Key players like veteran Kyrie Irving have been sidelined with a torn ACL in his left knee, while Forward Daniel Gafford and rookie Cooper Flagg have suffered left and right ankle sprains, respectively.
The Dallas Mavericks are getting ready to play the Utah Jazz. Again, you may ask? Yes, again. It's the fourth and final game of the season between these two bad basketball teams, and the third in the last nine days.
It's hard for everything to go right in the NBA, whether that's due to managerial decisions, bad luck with injuries, or other factors. In league history, there are some moments that stand out, moments that could have gone in a completely different direction and drastically changed the league.
Dallas Mavericks star Kyrie Irving has always shown a willingness to help those less fortunate than him, and one of his latest philanthropic acts took place in the Democratic Republic of the Congo.
The Dallas Mavericks are staring down a $275 million decision, and not everyone believes Anthony Davis’ injury history should deter them. While speculation
The Mavericks are still listening on Anthony Davis, even with the veteran sidelined by a hand injury that is expected to cost him at least six weeks. ESPN’s Shams Charania reported earlier this week that Davis remains a trade candidate.
The Dallas Mavericks are officially halfway through the NBA season (technically, they're a game past, but they had games on back-to-back days). It has been far from the season they imagined it would be, as they sit with a 16-26 record and are a few games out of the final spot in the Play-In Tournament.
Amid the NBA trade season, Dallas Mavericks’ Anthony Davis is a possibility for the Toronto Raptors, according to insider Zach Lowe. There’s a path for the Raptors to land Davis ahead of this year’s trade deadline.
Dallas Mavericks guard Klay Thompson is one of the best shooters in basketball history. In fact, his 14 triples against the Chicago Bulls in 2018 remain the NBA record for the most 3-pointers in a single game.
Klay Thompson and the Dallas Mavericks aim to run it back as they host the Utah Jazz on Saturday for the second time in three days. Thompson moved into fourth place on the all-time made threes list and the Mavericks scored a season-high 144 points when they thumped the Jazz by 22 on Thursday.
Executives expect Anthony Davis to remain with the Dallas Mavericks past the 2026 NBA trade deadline, according to Michael Scotto of HoopsHype. Davis has
Dallas Mavericks star Kyrie Irving has never shied away from expressing his opinion, regardless of how controversial it is. The 2016 NBA champion starred in controversial moments during his career.
It has been a wild year and a half for the Dallas Mavericks. They traded Luka Doncic because he didn’t fit into Nico Harrison’s plan. Months and a string of losses later, they fired Harrison as well.
Klay Thompson’s still got it! On Thursday night, the Dallas Mavericks guard turned back the clock with a vintage performance. Thompson’s throwback outing netted him an incredible honor, passing Damian Lillard on the all-time list for most three-pointers made in the game.
Klay Thompson came off the bench to knock down six 3-pointers on the way to a game-high 26 points as the Dallas Mavericks blasted the visiting Utah Jazz 144-122 on Thursday.
The Dallas Mavericks should be looking at the trade deadline as an opportunity for them to get a piece that they can utilize for the future. They might be able to have that if CBS Sports writer Sam Quinn's projected trade becomes true.
Dallas Mavericks head coach Jason Kidd’s tenure in Dallas has been a blend of notable highs and lows. After leading the Mavericks to the NBA Finals in 2024, Kidd’s team has struggled to find consistency the past two seasons amid injuries, lineup changes and uneven play.
It wasn’t just Cooper Flagg who suffered an injury for the Dallas Mavericks on Wednesday night. Joining him on the sidelines is big man Daniel Gafford, who was also forced to exit the game due to an ankle injury.
The Dallas Mavericks have some huge stars on their roster, but the dark cloud that began over the franchise when Luka Dončić was traded away continues to hover.
The Dallas Mavericks are getting trade calls on Daniel Gafford and Naji Marshall, according to NBA insider Marc Stein of The Stein Line. “League sources