The Dallas Mavericks were awful on offense to start the year because the point guard situation was an absolute mess. Kyrie Irving is dealing with a torn ACL and won't be back until at least after the New Year, it seems, and Jason Kidd didn't trust D'Angelo Russell to fill his place (rightfully so).
Following a tough 132-111 loss to the Oklahoma City Thunder, the Dallas Mavericks find themselves in a moment of reflection. While a defeat at the hands of the NBA’s top team isn’t entirely unexpected, the nature of the loss has sparked some internal discussion, most notably from an unlikely source.
The Dallas Mavericks face another difficult stretch as Dereck Lively II seeks more clarity on his foot injury, and Jason Kidd did not hide the emotional weight of the moment.
After Dallas Mavericks forward Anthony Davis turned in his worst offensive performance of the season in a 132-111 loss to the Oklahoma City Thunder, fans expressed concern.
The Dallas Mavericks are struggling in the first part of the season as they try and figure out how to get No. 1 overall pick Cooper Flagg going. The Mavs have not set up Flagg for early success in the league, which is why Bleacher Report writer Zach Buckley used the word "self-inflicting" to describe Dallas' season so far.
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The Dallas Mavericks (8-16, 5-9 Home) return home after a 132-111 road loss to the reigning champion Oklahoma City Thunder. The Mavs will square off against the division-leading Houston Rockets (15-5, 8-3 Away) tonight at 7:30pm.
Anthony Davis is coming off one of the worst performances of his career on Friday night as the Dallas Mavericks suffered a 132-111blowout loss to the Oklahoma City Thunder.
Anthony Davis struggled mightily during the Dallas Mavericks’ 132-111 blowout loss against the Oklahoma City Thunder, as the defending champions held him
The Dallas Mavericks (8-16) kicked off the first night of a back-to-back on Friday, taking on the Oklahoma City Thunder (22-1), who put their 13-game win streak on the line.
Oklahoma City’s historic run continued Friday night as the Thunder overwhelmed the Mavericks from start to finish (132-111). The win pushed their streak to fourteen games and moved them to a stunning 22-1 on the season, with the home crowd watching another dominant performance from one of the league’s most complete teams.
A promising start devolved into a familiar nightmare on Friday for the Dallas Mavericks (8-16) in a 132-111 loss to the Oklahoma City Thunder (22-1) at Paycom Center.
The Dallas Mavericks had their only winning streak of the season snapped on the road Friday night, getting walloped by the Oklahoma City Thunder, 132-111.
The Dallas Mavericks put their three-game winning streak to the ultimate test on Friday night as they faced the OKC Thunder on the road. The Thunder have easily been the NBA's best team this year, and they've been obliterating teams this year.
The Mavericks are in Oklahoma City for a (Prime)time matchup with the Thunder. Dallas has won three in a row, and the Thunder have only lost a single game all year.
NBA star Anthony Davis‘ massive contract will likely make it difficult for the Dallas Mavericks to trade him. Davis is making $54.1 million this season.
Just when Dallas Mavericks fans thought things were looking up, the injury bug has bitten again, and this time it’s chomping down on rookie sensation Dereck Lively.
Kyrie Irving’s tenure with the Dallas Mavericks, while ultimately securing him a three-year, $119 million contract extension last summer, has been anything but smooth.
Since joining the Dallas Mavericks on a two-way contract, Ryan Nembhard has exceeded expectations. While many predicted a gradual adjustment period for the undrafted rookie, his recent performances quickly proved otherwise.
With Kyrie Irving still recovering from his ACL tear, the Mavericks and head coach Jason Kidd found themselves searching for an answer at the point guard position to open the season.
Cooper Flagg recorded 22 points and six rebounds and Anthony Davis had 17 points, a season-high 17 rebounds and three blocked shots to lead the Dallas Mavericks to a 118-108 victory over the visiting Miami Heat on Wednesday night.
With the return of Anthony Davis and the expected return of Kyrie Irving looming, the Mavericks are getting some reinforcements. But that doesn't mean they should change their offensive approach.